Make meaningful sentences in the present perfect tense.
Notes
We make the present perfect tense form by putting has / have before the past participle form of the verb.
Note that has is used when the subject is a singular noun or pronoun. Have is used when the subject is a plural noun or pronoun.
The first person pronouns I and we take have. The third person pronouns he, she and it take has.
The pronouns you and they take have.
1. I …………………. (finish) the job.
2. ………………… you ……………….. (eat) your lunch?
3. She ………………….. (not return) yet.
4. I ………………… (never see) such a mess.
5. ………………….. he ………………….. (bring) his violin?
6. …………………… you ever …………………. (be) to Australia?
7. I ………………… (read) all the plays of Shakespeare.
8. My parents ……………………. (never hurt) me.
9. He ……………………. always ……………… (want) to be a soldier.
10. She ………………….. (never apologize) to anybody.
Answers
1. I have finished the job.
2. Have you eaten your lunch?
3. She has not returned yet.
4. I have never seen such a mess.
5. Has he brought his violin?
6. Have you ever been to Australia?
7. I have read all the plays of Shakespeare.
8. My parents have never hurt me.
9. He has always wanted to be a soldier.
10. She has never apologized to anybody.
