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Present Perfect Challenge

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Present Perfect Challenge
 

Present Perfect ChallengeOnline version

Test your present perfect skills

by Rafael Mojica
1

She ____ visited Paris twice this year.

2

They ____ finished their homework yet.

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We ____ lived in this town since 2010.

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I ____ just seen the new movie.

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She ____ never eaten sushi before last night.

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____ you ever broken a bone?

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We ____ lived here for five years when we moved.

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She ____ already finished her dinner.

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They ____ just completed the project.

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He ____ lived in London since he was a child.

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Correct form is has because subject-verb agreement with third person singular. 'have' would be plural; 'had' is past perfect; 'has been to' is another structure.

Negative contraction for present perfect: haven't; 'hasn't' is for he/she/it; 'didn't' is simple past; 'aren't' unrelated.

With plural subject we use have + past participle. 'has' is singular; 'had' past perfect.

Present perfect with 'just' uses have/has + past participle. 'has' is for he/she/it; 'had' is past perfect.

Past perfect 'had' indicates action before another past event; 'has/have' refer to present relevance.

Question form uses have for you; 'Has' is for he/she; 'Had' past perfect.

Past perfect 'had lived' indicates duration before the move.

'Has finished' shows action completed recently; 'had finished' would be past perfect.

Present perfect with 'just' indicates very recent action; 'has' for he/she/it.

Correct because 'has' with singular subject; 'have' would be plural; 'had' is past perfect.

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