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WorksheetsMastering the Present Perfect Tense
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the present perfect tense of 'to eat'?
ate
have eaten / has eaten
will eat
eating
Identify the present perfect tense in the following sentence: 'She has finished her homework.'
has completed
has been finishing
finished has
has finished
Which auxiliary verb is used to form the present perfect tense?
is
have or has
was
will
Convert the sentence 'I see the movie' to present perfect tense.
I see the movies
I will see the movie
I have seen the movie.
I saw the movie
What is the negative form of 'They have visited Paris'?
They have never visited Paris.
They have visited London.
They have not visited Paris.
They did not visit Paris.
Choose the correct form: 'He (has/have) gone to the store.'
had
has
has been
have
Identify the present perfect tense in this sentence: 'We have lived here for five years.'
have been living
have lived here
have lived
lived here for
Convert 'She writes a letter' into present perfect tense.
She is writing a letter.
She has write a letter.
She wrote a letter.
She has written a letter.
What is the negative form of 'I have seen that film'?
I did not see that film.
I have seen that film not.
I have not seen that film.
I have never seen that film.
Fill in the blank: 'They ___ (to play) soccer for two hours.'
will play
played
have been playing
are playing
Which sentence is in the present perfect tense? 'I have read that book.' or 'I read that book.'
I have read that book.
I had read that book.
I will read that book.
I have been reading that book.
Convert 'You finish your project' to present perfect tense.
You are finishing your project.
You have finished your project.
You will finish your project.
You finished your project.
What is the negative form of 'He has completed the task'?
He has finished the task.
He did not complete the task.
He has not finished the task.
He has not completed the task.
Identify the auxiliary verb in the sentence: 'They have been to London.'
to
been
have
are
Choose the correct form: 'I (has/have) never been to Italy.'
hasn't
had
having
have
