Present Perfect Tense

Present Perfect Tense

Present perfect tense is used when we have to describe an action that has been completed in the immediate past or that occurred at an indefinite time in the past, or that began in the past but continues in the present. 

Pattern: Subject + has/have + Past Participle of Verb

Example:

Have you ever been to Europe?
Gujarat has been a state since 1960.
Jack has just finished his homework.
They have already gone for a walk.
I have just returned from Columbia
My brother is sick, we have called the doctor.


Present Perfect Tense Quiz/Exercise

Present Perfect Tense Quiz

Test your knowledge of the Present Perfect Tense! 🚀

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____ he ever ____ in a plane?

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I ____ just ____ my lunch.

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____ you ever ____ skydiving?

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She ____ never ____ sushi before.

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She ____ her keys! Now she can’t enter the house.

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She ____ finished her homework yet.

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They ____ each other since childhood.

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We ____ in this house for five years.

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They ____ to Japan twice.

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He ____ three books so far.

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Which sentence is in the present perfect tense?

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Which time expression is often used with the present perfect tense?

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Choose the correct sentence:

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They ____ their work yet.

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My parents ____ to Italy many times.

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He ____ five cups of coffee today.

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We ____ our tickets for the concert.

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She ____ her job last week.

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____ you ____ your assignment yet?

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I ____ a new car recently.

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Read our next article on Simple Past Tense
Read our previous article on Present Continuous Tense
Read about 12 Basic Verb Tenses with Examples



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