Perfect Tenses (Grade 6)

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Which sentence is in the present perfect tense? I did my homework., I do my homework everyday., I have already done my homework., I will do my homework.

Back

I have already done my homework.

Front

Select the correct sentence on future perfect.

Back

I will have read this book by tomorrow.

Front

How is the future perfect tense formed?

Back

will + have + past participle

Front

Which of the following sentences is in the present perfect tense? I did not write a Christmas card to my Grandpa., I will not write a Christmas card to my Grandpa., I have not written a Christmas card to my Grandpa yet., I do not write a Christmas card to my Grandpa.

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I have not written a Christmas card to my Grandpa yet.

Front

Which sentence uses the PAST PERFECT tense? Options: Tim had eaten dinner when his friend knocked on the door., Sara will have been working on the project for three hours at 4:00., I have enjoyed reading ever since I can remember., Do you have any homework tonight?

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Tim had eaten dinner when his friend knocked on the door.

Front

Which sentence uses the FUTURE PERFECT tense? Options: Tim had eaten dinner when his friend knocked on the door., Sara will have been working on the project for three hours at 4:00., I have enjoyed reading ever since I can remember., Do you have any homework tonight?

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Sara will have been working on the project for three hours at 4:00.

Front

Which sentence uses the PRESENT PERFECT tense? Options: Tim had eaten dinner when his friend knocked on the door., Sara will have been working on the project for three hours at 4:00., I have enjoyed reading ever since I can remember., Do you have any homework tonight?

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I have enjoyed reading ever since I can remember.

Front

Which of the following sentences is in the present perfect tense? Is he going to bed?, Has he gone to bed yet?, Did he go to bed?, Will he go to bed?

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Has he gone to bed yet?

Front

Select the correct tense of VISIT to complete this sentence: Sam __________ her aunt and uncle last week. Options: had visited, has visited, will have visited, will visit.

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had visited

Front

How is the present perfect formed?

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HAVE / HAS + PAST PARTICIPLE