Present Perfect Tense Concepts

This video tutorial covers the present perfect tense, including its formation and usage. It provides exercises for forming sentences and questions in present perfect, and explains the difference between past simple and present perfect. The video also discusses using present perfect to describe experiences and concludes with an example paragraph.

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

• He is eating dinner.

• They will go to the park.

• I saw the movie.

• She has lived in England.

What is the correct order to form a question in the present perfect tense?

• Have, subject, past participle

• Past participle, have, subject

• Subject, have, past participle

• Subject, past participle, have

Which sentence should be in the past simple tense?

• We have seen that movie.

• They went to the concert last week.

• She has completed her homework.

• I have visited Paris.

Why is the sentence 'I have lost her number' in the present perfect tense?

• Because it happened last week.

• Because the time of completion is not important.

• Because it is a future action.

• Because it is happening right now.

Which sentence is correctly using present perfect to describe an ongoing action?

• He is playing soccer now.

• They will have finished by tomorrow.

• She has lived here since 2010.

• I have been to the store yesterday.

What is a key indicator that a sentence should be in the past simple tense?

• The action is ongoing.

• The action is in the future.

• A specific time in the past is mentioned.

• The action has no specified time.

Which of the following is an example of using present perfect for experiences?

• I have never been to Japan.

• I will travel to Spain next year.

• I am going to the store.

• I was at the party last night.

What is the main focus when using present perfect to talk about experiences?

• The future implications of the action

• The result of the action

• The specific time the action happened

• The location of the action