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Worksheets3rd partial 4th semester November 2024
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 28mins
I _______ been married for two years
has
have
hase
I _____ a teacher since 1998
has been
have been
hasn't been
I have never______ to paris
visited
visit
visited yet
I have ________ for my uncle
work
working
worked
worke
my friend _____my new dress yet
have not seen
haven´t saw
hasn't seen
I am looking for my pen. I _____ it.
did lost
have lost
has lost
_____ you ever been to new york ?
has
have
hasn't
I _________ my homework yet
have not done
hasn't done
has done
_____ he given up the tournament?
HAS
HAVE
HAVEN'T
It _______ rained for the last month
have not
haven't
has not
I ________ watched two seasons of this T.V. show
has
have not
has not
hasen't
I _____________for my uncle.
have not work
hasn't worked
haven’t worked
has not working
She _______ finished her homework.
has
haven't
hasn’t
_____ you worked for your uncle?
has
Have
Hasn't
Haven't
____ he read the book that you gave me yesterday?
Has
Have
Hasn't
haven't
write the past participle of the verbs below.
which are (Regular)? Which are (irregular) ?
dance - open
listen - go
eat - see
do - visit
fall - give
Choose the correct structure about present perfect.
S + verb + past participle
S + has/have / + past participle + complement
S + has/have / + complement + past participle.
Complete. (Negative)
I ...................... been in Europe for 5 years.
have been
has been
haven't been
hasn't been
We use the Present Perfect Simple:
For actions which happened in the past, but we don`t mention when exactly.
For actions that happened in the past and their results are obvious in the present.
for actions that happened in the present simple.
We use the Present Perfect with the time expressions:
ever
never
already
yesterday
We use YET with the Present Perfect in questions and negative sentences.
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We use YET with the Present Perfect in questions and negative sentences.
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We use ALREADY with the Present Perfect in affirmative sentences and questions.
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Verdadero
We use How long?, since and for in Present Perfect.
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I __________________ a student for five years. (be)
I have been a student for five years.
I has been a student for five years.
I have be a student for five years.
I have was a student for five years.
_______________ he (call) _______________________ María?
Have he called María?
Has he called María?
Have he call María?
Have he calling María?
It (rain) ______________________ for a very long time.
It have rained for a very long time
It has rained for a very long time
It have rain for a very long time
It have raining for a very long time
Jason and Clara _________________ (be) friends for more than 10 years.
Jason and Clara has been friends for more than 10 years.
Jason and Clara have been friends for more than 10 years.
Jason and Clara have be friends for more than 10 years.
Jason and Clara have being friends for more than 10 years.
Steven _________________ (study) Math since last week.
Steven have studied Math since last week.
Steven have study Math since last week.
Steven has studied Math since last week.
Steven have studying Math since last week.
Peter ______________ (read) eleven books since last weekend.
Peter has read eleven books since last weekend.
Peter have read eleven books since last weekend.
Peter has reading eleven books since last weekend.
Peter has readed eleven books since last weekend.
Cindy ________________ (drive) her car for only five months
Cindy has drived her car for only five months
Cindy has driven her car for only five months
Cindy has drive her car for only five months
Cindy have drived her car for only five months
I _______ been married for two years
has
have
hase
I _____ a teacher since 1998
has been
have been
hasn't been
my friend _____my new dress yet
have not seen
haven´t saw
hasn't seen
_____ you ever been to new york ?
has
have
hasn't
It _______ rained for the last month
have not
haven't
has not
I _____________for my uncle.
have not work
hasn't worked
haven’t worked
has not working
_____ you worked for your uncle?
has
Have
Hasn't
Haven't
