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Present Perfect Negative Sentences Exercise

October 15, 2026 A2pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Mia ............... finished her homework yet.
Wrong!
Use "hasn't" with the present perfect: has not + past participle, especially with yet.
2I haven't ............... that film.
Wrong!
After haven't, use the past participle: "seen".
3We ............... been to the new park.
Wrong!
With the subject we, use "haven't" in the present perfect negative.
4My brother ............... called me today.
Wrong!
With he, she, or it, use "hasn't" in the present perfect negative.
5The baby has ............... slept in this room before.
Wrong!
Use "never" to mean 'not at any time': The baby has "never" slept in this room.
6They haven't arrived ...............
Wrong!
Use "yet" at the end of a present perfect negative sentence.
7Anna has ............... eaten sushi.
Wrong!
Use "never" before the past participle to say someone has no experience of something.
8Tom hasn't ............... the email.
Wrong!
After hasn't, use the past participle: "written".
9The children ............... cleaned their room yet.
Wrong!
Use "haven't" with the past participle for a present perfect negative sentence.
10Lena hasn't ............... to the gym this week.
Wrong!
After hasn't, use the past participle: "gone".
11The students ............... taken their coats.
Wrong!
With a plural subject like The students, use "haven't".
12I have ............... ridden a horse.
Wrong!
Use "never" to say 'not at any time in my life': I have "never" ridden a horse.

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  1. Mia hasn’t finished her homework yet.
  2. I haven’t seen that film.
  3. We haven’t been to the new park.
  4. My brother hasn’t called me today.
  5. The baby has never slept in this room before.
  6. They haven’t arrived yet.
  7. Anna has never eaten sushi.
  8. Tom hasn’t written the email.
  9. The children haven’t cleaned their room yet.
  10. Lena hasn’t gone to the gym this week.
  11. The students haven’t taken their coats.
  12. I have never ridden a horse.

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