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Present Perfect: Life & Work Quiz

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Present Perfect: Life & Work QuizOnline version

Test your present perfect knowledge.

by Maria Carolina Espresatti
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We form the present perfect by adding -ing to the base verb.

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The present perfect is formed with have/has + past participle.

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We use the present perfect to talk about life experiences.

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The present perfect and the simple past are always interchangeable.

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The present perfect can be used with 'never' or 'ever' to talk about experiences.

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The present perfect is used to talk about a finished action at a specific time in the past.

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The auxiliary for all subjects in present perfect is 'has'.

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For positive sentences with Present Perfect we can use already

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For negative sentences and questions we can use yet.

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We only use the past participle un the positive sentences

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