Perfect Tenses (Grade 6)

Select the correct tense of VISIT to complete this sentence.

Sam __________ her aunt and uncle last week.

• had visited

• has visited

• will have visited

• will visit

Which of the following sentences is in the present perfect tense?

• I did my homework.

• I do my homework everyday.

• I have already done my homework.

• I will do my homework.

Select the correct sentence on future perfect.

• I will be reading this book.

• I will have read this book by tomorrow.

• I go to read the book tomorrow.

• I won’t reading the book tomorrow.

Which sentence uses the PRESENT PERFECT tense?

• Tim had eaten dinner when his friend knocked on the door.
• Sara will have been working on the project for three hours at 4:00.
• I have enjoyed reading ever since I can remember.
• Do you have any homework tonight?

Which sentence uses the FUTURE PERFECT tense?

• Tim had eaten dinner when his friend knocked on the door.
• Sara will have been working on the project for three hours at 4:00.
• I have enjoyed reading ever since I can remember.
• Do you have any homework tonight?

Which of the following sentences is in the present perfect tense?

• I did not write a Christmas card to my Grandpa.

• I will not write a Christmas card to my Grandpa.

• I have not written a Christmas card to my Grandpa yet.

• I do not write a Christmas card to my Grandpa.

Which sentence uses the PAST PERFECT tense?

• Tim had eaten dinner when his friend knocked on the door.

• Sara will have been working on the project for three hours at 4:00.

• I have enjoyed reading ever since I can remember.

• Do you have any homework tonight?

How does the future perfect tense formed?

• do + have + past participle

• will be + verb + ing

• will + have + past participle

• have + past participle

The present perfect is formed by _____________.

• HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE

• HAVE / HAS + PAST PARTICIPLE

• AM/ IS/ ARE + PAST PARTICIPLE

• AM / IS / ARE + ING

Which of the following sentences is in the present perfect tense?

• Is he going to bed?

• Has he gone to bed yet?

• Did he go to bed?

• Will he go to bed?