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Present Perfect Challenge
 

Present Perfect ChallengeOnline version

Test your present perfect knowledge

by Patricia Vence Gonzalez
1

Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect?

2

Choose the sentence that indicates a past action with present relevance:

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Identify the correct negative form:

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Choose the correct question:

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Fill the gap: She ____ just finished her meal.

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Which sentence uses both present perfect and time expression correctly?

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Choose the correct use of 'for' with present perfect:

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Pick the sentence that shows experience (not repeated action):

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Which sentence is present perfect with a recently completed action:

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Select the correct form for third person plural:

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Uses have/has + past participle to link past action to now.

Present perfect for actions continuing to the present.

Negative form uses have/has + not + past participle.

Present perfect questions use have/has + subject + past participle.

With singular third person, use has + past participle.

Since + present perfect indicates starting point continuing to now.

For expresses duration up to now.

Present perfect with ever often asks about experience.

Have/has + just + past participle denotes immediate relevance.

Present perfect for plural subject uses have + past participle.

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