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Which sentence is in the present perfect?

2

Choose the correct form for a negative sentence: I ____ lived here before.

3

Which question uses the present perfect correctly?

4

Select the sentence that implies relevance to now:

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Fill the gap: I ____ lived in Paris for five years.

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Choose the correct short answer: Have you finished?

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Which sentence uses the present perfect to describe experiences?

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Complete with present perfect: He ____ (not/see) that film.

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Identify the time marker that fits with present perfect:

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Which sentence is incorrect in present perfect usage?

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Which sentence uses the present perfect correctly: I have lived in Paris since 2010, I live in Paris since 2010, I am living in Paris since 2010, I lived in Paris since 2010?

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Choose the correct form: She ______ finished her homework yet.

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Which sentence uses 'yet' correctly?

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Fill the gap: They ____ lived in Tokyo for five years before moving to Osaka.

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Which is a life experience in present perfect?

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Choose the correct sentence:

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Select the option with the correct use of 'since' or 'for'

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Which sentence is in present perfect question form?

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Complete: I ____ just finished my assignment.

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Choose the correct negative: They _____ known him since they were kids.

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Uses has/have + past participle to describe a past action with present relevance.

Present perfect negatives use have/has not + past participle (haven’t/hasn’t).

Questions with present perfect start with have/has + subject + past participle.

Just now with present perfect indicates recent action connected to now.

For duration up to now, use have/has + past participle (I have lived).

Short answers: Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.

Present perfect is used for life experiences up to now.

Correct form: hasn’t/has not + past participle (seen).

Ever is common with present perfect in questions about experiences.

Last year is a specific past time; use simple past with specific past times, not present perfect.

Correct: have/has + past participle with since for a starting point.

Use hasn't + past participle for negation in present perfect.

'Yet' goes at the end in questions or negatives.

Past perfect occurs for two past actions; 'before' introduces the earlier action.

Life experiences use present perfect without specific time.

'Never' goes with present perfect; order can vary with 'have/has'.

Use 'for' with a period; 'since' for a starting point.

Use 'Have/Has' + subject + past participle; 'ever' signals experience.

With 'I', use have + past participle for present perfect.

For plural subject 'they', use haven't + past participle.

 
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