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Present Perfect ChallengeOnline version

Test your present perfect skills

by thet thet linn15
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Have you ever visited Paris in your lifetime?

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She _____ already finished her homework.

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They _____ lived in New York since 2015.

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We _____ just eaten lunch.

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Which sentence uses the present perfect correctly?

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He _____ never been to Japan.

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How long _____ you lived here?

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They _____ traveled to many countries this year.

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We _____ known about the plan since yesterday.

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She _____ already finished; you can start.

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Use 'have/has' with the past participle to form the present perfect.

Auxiliary 'has' + past participle after subject 'She'.

With plural subject, use 'have' + past participle.

'Have/has' + past participle to express recent action.

Correct form is have/has + past participle; other options are simple or future.

Negative form: 'has not' or contraction 'hasn't'.

Question with 'how long' uses present perfect: 'have you lived'.

Present perfect to express multiple experiences up to now.

'Have' with past participle shows a continuing state.

Present perfect with 'she' requires 'has'.

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