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Present Perfect ChallengeOnline version

Test your present perfect skills

by Merlin Handel
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She ___ lived in Paris since 2010.

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_____ you ever traveled to Japan?

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I ___ completed my chores.

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They __ gone to the museum.

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We ___ never seen such a thing.

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John and Mary _____ finished their homework yet.

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_____ they finished the report yet?

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Clarissa __ cleaned her room today.

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___ you finished your meal yet?

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Negative form: They ___ lived in London before moving here.

Explicación

The correct form for a singular subject with since is has.

Have is used with subjects I/we/you/they in questions.

Present perfect with I/you/we/they uses have.

Go in present perfect for plural subjects: have gone.

With we/they, use have in present perfect.

With they, use have not (haven't) for the negative.

Have + they + past participle forms a question.

For third person singular, use has.

Have is used to ask about completion in present perfect.

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