Present Perfect Tense Concepts

What is the correct affirmative structure for the Present Perfect Tense?

• Subject + auxiliary (have/has) + past participle

• Subject + auxiliary (haven't/hasn't) + past participle

• Auxiliary (have/has) + subject + past participle

• Subject + verb (present tense) + object

When is the Present Perfect Tense used to describe life experiences?

• When the exact time of the event in the past is mentioned.

• When the event happened at an unspecified time in the past.

• When the event is currently happening.

• When the event will happen in the future.

Which of the following time periods would typically use the Present Perfect Tense because it is considered unfinished?

• Yesterday

• Last year

• This month

• Two days ago

An action that happened in the past but has a connection to the present or a result in the present uses which tense?

• Past Simple

• Present Continuous

• Present Perfect

• Future Simple

Are you enjoying the video lesson?

• Yes

• No

Choose the correct sentence.

• I have lived here since five years.

• I have lived here for 2017.

• I have lived here for five years.

• I have lived here since a long time.

Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect to describe a repeated action that is likely to continue?

• I called him ten times yesterday.

• I have called him ten times and he still hasn't answered the phone.

• I will call him ten times tomorrow.

• I used to call him ten times.

Which adverbs are often used with the present perfect tense to describe habitual actions?

• Yesterday, last week

• Always, never

• Now, currently

• Soon, later

Complete the sentence: "This is the first time I ______ it."

• did

• have done

• do

• am doing