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Present Perfect Simple Challenge

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Test your present perfect skills.

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Present Perfect Simple Challenge
 

Present Perfect Simple ChallengeOnline version

Test your present perfect skills.

by Sofia Rojas
1

She ___ to Paris twice.

2

We ___ lived here since 2010.

3

They ___ finished their homework yet.

4

___ you ever met a famous actor?

5

She ___ in New York since 2015.

6

They ___ known him for years.

7

I ___ been to Italy.

8

He _____already finished.

9

He ___ studied French.

10

___ she lived in London since last year?

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Correct: 'has gone' uses the present perfect with 'to Paris twice'. Other options are incorrect forms.

Correct: with 'we', the auxiliary is 'have'. Others mismatch subject/tense.

Correct: present perfect negative with 'yet' uses 'haven't finished'.

Correct: the question is formed with 'Have you ever met'.

Correct: singular subject uses 'has lived'.

Correct: plural subject requires 'have known'.

Correct: 'have' is needed before a past participle in this construction.

Correct: singular subject requires 'has' before 'finished'.

Correct: contraction 'hasn't' with present perfect.

Correct: for third-person singular, use 'Has'.

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