Understanding Present Perfect Tense

What is the correct structure for an affirmative sentence in the Present Perfect Tense?

• Subject + past participle + have/has

• Subject + have/has + past participle

• Subject + verb (base form) + have/has

• Subject + is/are + past participle

Which of the following verbs is a regular past participle?

• been

• done

• spoken

• finished

Which of these sentences uses an irregular past participle correctly?

• She has lived in Germany for ten years.

• We have opened all of the windows.

• He has called his mother twice today.

• I have been very busy this week.

What is the correct contraction for "They have"?

• They's

• They'd

• They've

• They're

Are you enjoying the video lesson?

• Yes

• No

What is the correct structure for forming a negative sentence in the Present Perfect tense using the full form?

• Subject + auxiliary + not + past participle

• Subject + not + auxiliary + past participle

• Subject + auxiliary + past participle + not

• Not + subject + auxiliary + past participle

What is the contracted form of "She has not seen the movie"?

• She's not seen the movie.

• She hasn't seen the movie.

• She'd not seen the movie.

• She'snt seen the movie.

How is the affirmative sentence "They have studied for the test" transformed into a question?

• Studied they have for the test?

• Have they studied for the test?

• They studied have for the test?

• For the test, have they studied?

What is the correct short affirmative answer to the question "Has Mary called today?"

• Yes, she has.

• Yes, she have.

• Yes, Mary has.

• Yes, she did.