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WorksheetsPresent Perfect rules
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
In the Present Perfect, the verb "have" is an auxiliary.
True
False
The action of the sentences in Present Perfect never has an effect on the present.
True
False
We create a sentence in Present Perfect with the auxiliary "have" and the verb in the _______________ form.
Infinitive
Past Simple
Past Participle
Continuous
We use "have" for all the subjects.
True
False
She has an enormous bedroom.
This is not a sentence in Present Perfect Simple.
This is a sentence in Present Perfect Simple.
The structure of a negative sentence in Present Perfect Simple is...
Subject + haven't + Past Participle + complements
Subject + havent/ hasnt + Past Participle + complements
Subject + has + Past Participle + complements
Subject + haven't/ hasn't + Past Participle + complements
Where do we write an adverb?
After the verb in Past Participle.
At the beginning of the sentence.
Between the auxiliary "have" and the verb in Past Participle.
We don't use adverbs.
This sentence is correct:
We have sang.
True
False
What effect does this sentence have on the present?
Where has Martina gone?
Martina is here.
I don't see Martina.
Martina is not here anymore.
I am talking to Martina now.
We use Present Perfect to talk about a finished action in the past that is not important now.
True
False
Present perfect is used with these words...
JUST
NOW
FOR / SINCE
YET
EVER
Rafael Nadal has
earned
win
won
winned
The interrogative form is...
Have you been...?
You have been...?
Have been you...?
been have you...?
The structure of an affirmative sentence is...
Subject + have + Past Participle + complements
Subject + haven't/ hasn't + Past Participle + complements
Subject + has + Past Participle + complements
Subject + have/ has + Past Participle + complements
He has cleaned his shoes.
We have fall down.
They has gone to bed.
It has stoped raining.
1 sentence is correct
2 sentences are correct
3 sentences are correct
All the sentences are correct
