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Perfect Tense Challenge

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Choose the correct perfect tense.

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Perfect Tense Challenge
 

Perfect Tense ChallengeOnline version

Choose the correct perfect tense.

by ESTEBAN ARJAY
1

She _____ already finished her homework.

2

They _____ lived in Paris before moving to Rome.

3

I think I _____ seen that movie before.

4

By next week, she _____ completed the project.

5

We _____ never visited that museum until yesterday.

6

He _____ lived in London since 2010.

7

They _____ just finished their meal.

8

She _____ never tasted sushi before that night.

9

We _____ lived here for five years when the festival started.

10

I _____ finished my book by the time you called.

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The sentence uses 'already', signaling present perfect.

Past perfect is used to show a previous action before another past action.

'Think' with 'have seen' expresses present perfect; the sentence isn’t clearly past.

Future perfect indicates completion before a future time.

Correct is 'had' to form past perfect with 'until yesterday'.

Present perfect with 'since' shows ongoing state.

'Have' with 'just' indicates present perfect.

Past perfect with 'before that night' shows experience prior to a point in the past.

Past perfect continuous to describe duration up to a past point.

Past perfect indicates action completed before another past action.

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