Quiz: PRESENT PERFECT (inglés)


PRESENT PERFECTOnline version Choose the correct answer by Fernanda Colimba 1 Which sentence is grammatically correct? a She has went home. b She has gone home. c She have gone home. d She has go home. 2 I _____ just finished my final exam. a have b has c had d did 3 We have known each other _____ 2015. a for b since c during d from 4 Which sentence expresses an experience without mentioning when it happened? a I visited Spain in 2022. b I visit Spain every year. c I was visiting Spain last year. d I have visited Spain. 5 She has worked at the university _____ ten years. a since b at c for d in 6 Have you ever _____ academic research abroad? a did b done c do d doing 7 He hasn’t submitted the assignment _____. a yet b already c just d ever 8 Which option correctly describes the function of the present perfect? a It describes actions at a specific time in the past. b It describes future arrangements. c It connects past actions to the present. d It only describes habits. 9 They _____ lived in this city since graduation. a has b had c have d are 10 10. I have _____ read that theory before. a yet b since c for d never Feedback 1 Feedback: Present perfect requires has/have + past participle. The past participle of go is gone, not went. “She” requires has, not have. 2 Feedback: With the subject “I,” the auxiliary verb in present perfect is have. The structure is have + past participle. “Just” indicates a recent action connected to the present. 3 Feedback: “Since” is used with a specific starting point in time (2015). “For” is used with a duration (e.g., five years). 4 Feedback: The present perfect is used for life experiences when the exact time is not specified. Option (d) uses past simple because it includes a finished time expression. 5 Feedback: “For” is used with a period of time (ten years). The present perfect emphasizes the duration from past to present. 6 Feedback: Present perfect questions follow the structure Have + subject + past participle. The past participle of do is done. 7 Feedback: “Yet” is commonly used in negative sentences and questions in the present perfect to indicate that something is expected but not completed. 8 Feedback: The present perfect links a past action or experience with a present result or relevance. It does not refer to a specific finished time. 9 Feedback: The plural subject “They” requires have. The structure is have + past participle (lived). 10 Feedback: “Never” is frequently used with the present perfect to describe life experiences that have not happened at any time up to now.

1

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a

She has went home.

b

She has gone home.

c

She have gone home.

d

She has go home.

2

I _____ just finished my final exam.

a

have

b

has

c

had

d

did

3

We have known each other _____ 2015.

a

for

b

since

c

during

d

from

4

Which sentence expresses an experience without mentioning when it happened?

a

I visited Spain in 2022.

b

I visit Spain every year.

c

I was visiting Spain last year.

d

I have visited Spain.

5

She has worked at the university _____ ten years.

a

since

b

at

c

for

d

in

6

Have you ever _____ academic research abroad?

a

did

b

done

c

do

d

doing

7

He hasn’t submitted the assignment _____.

a

yet

b

already

c

just

d

ever

8

Which option correctly describes the function of the present perfect?

a

It describes actions at a specific time in the past.

b

It describes future arrangements.

c

It connects past actions to the present.

d

It only describes habits.

9

They _____ lived in this city since graduation.

a

has

b

had

c

have

d

are

10

10. I have _____ read that theory before.

a

yet

b

since

c

for

d

never

Feedback

1

Feedback: Present perfect requires has/have + past participle. The past participle of go is gone, not went. “She” requires has, not have.

2

Feedback: With the subject “I,” the auxiliary verb in present perfect is have. The structure is have + past participle. “Just” indicates a recent action connected to the present.

3

Feedback: “Since” is used with a specific starting point in time (2015). “For” is used with a duration (e.g., five years).

4

Feedback: The present perfect is used for life experiences when the exact time is not specified. Option (d) uses past simple because it includes a finished time expression.

5

Feedback: “For” is used with a period of time (ten years). The present perfect emphasizes the duration from past to present.

6

Feedback: Present perfect questions follow the structure Have + subject + past participle. The past participle of do is done.

7

Feedback: “Yet” is commonly used in negative sentences and questions in the present perfect to indicate that something is expected but not completed.

8

Feedback: The present perfect links a past action or experience with a present result or relevance. It does not refer to a specific finished time.

9

Feedback: The plural subject “They” requires have. The structure is have + past participle (lived).

10

Feedback: “Never” is frequently used with the present perfect to describe life experiences that have not happened at any time up to now.

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PRESENT PERFECTOnline version

by Fernanda Colimba

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

I _____ just finished my final exam.

We have known each other _____ 2015.

Which sentence expresses an experience without mentioning when it happened?

She has worked at the university _____ ten years.

Have you ever _____ academic research abroad?

He hasn’t submitted the assignment _____.

Which option correctly describes the function of the present perfect?

They _____ lived in this city since graduation.

10. I have _____ read that theory before.

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