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Cuestionario Present Perfect.

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Cuestionario Present Perfect.

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This quiz is designed to practice and reinforce the use of the Present Perfect tense in English. Students will identify correct grammatical structures, choose the appropriate form of verbs, and recognize common adverbs used with this tense such as already, yet, just, ever, and never.

Through multiple-choice questions, learners will improve their understanding of how to form sentences using have/has + past participle, as well as how to use the Present Perfect in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences.

This activity helps develop grammar skills in a simple and interactive way, suitable for high school students.

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LUISA YARELI SANCHEZ AVELLANEDA
LUISA YARELI SANCHEZ AVELLANEDA
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This quiz is designed to practice and reinforce the use of the Present Perfect tense in English. Students will identify correct grammatical structures, choose the appropriate form of verbs, and recognize common adverbs used with this tense such as already, yet, just, ever, and never. Through multiple-choice questions, learners will improve their understanding of how to form sentences using have/has + past participle, as well as how to use the Present Perfect in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. This activity helps develop grammar skills in a simple and interactive way, suitable for high school students.

by LUISA YARELI SANCHEZ AVELLANEDA
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Choose the correct sentence:

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She ___ finished her homework.

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Which sentence is correct?

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Past participle of “go”:

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We ___ never seen that movie.

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Which sentence is in Present Perfect?

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Choose the correct sentence:

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They ___ visited Paris.

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Which adverb is used with Present Perfect?

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Choose the correct sentence:

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She has ___ her keys

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Which sentence is correct?

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___ you ever traveled by plane?

Explicación

Después de have siempre va el past participle

Con she/he/it usamos has, no have.

Estructura correcta: have + past participle (gone).

Went es pasado simple, pero en Present Perfect usamos gone

Con we se usa have.

Present Perfect = have/has + participio.

“He” → siempre has

“They” → usamos have.

Present Perfect usa adverbios como: 👉 already, yet, just, ever, never

Never va entre have y el participio.

Lose → lost (participio).

Do → done en participio.

Preguntas → Have/Has + sujeto.

 
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