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Quiz on present perfect tense

by Brisa Nerina Navarro
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Which sentence uses the present perfect correctly?

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Choose the correct form: I ____ never ___ to Japan.

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Which is a use of the present perfect?

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Fill the gap: They ____ lived in New York since 2010.

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Choose the correct sentence:

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Which sentence implies a current result?

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Identify the time expression best suited for present perfect:

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Form the present perfect: She ____ (to finish) the project.

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Which sentence is wrong for present perfect?

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Choose the structure for present perfect continuous (to show duration):

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Correct: has + past participle for present relevance. Others misplace tense.

Present perfect requires have/has + past participle. Been is correct past participle of be.

Present perfect links past experiences to present relevance.

Since 2010 with they requires have.

Already with present perfect indicates action completed recently.

Present perfect shows result now (leg is broken).

Yet is commonly used with present perfect in questions/negatives.

Finished is past participle; subject she requires has.

Yesterday requires simple past, not present perfect.

Duration uses present perfect continuous with been + -ing.

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