Present perfect tense

Make the positive present perfect: (I / study / French)

• I have studied french.

• I has studied french.

• I hasn´t studied french.

Make the positive present perfect: (We / read / that book)

• We haven´t read that book

• We have read that book.

• We have ready that book

Make the positive present perfect: (I / have / breakfast this morning)

• I have have breakfast this morning.

• I have had breakfast this morning.

• I have had breakfast this morning.

Make the positive present perfect: (She / go / to Peru)

• She has gone to Peru.

• She have gone to Peru.

• She Han´t gone to Peru.

Make the positive present perfect: (You / find / your wallet)

• You have found your wallet.

• You has found your wallet

• You have find your wallet.

• You has´t find your wallet

Make present perfect 'yes / no' or 'wh' questions : (You / read / War and Peace)?

• Have you ready War and Peace?

• Has you ready War and Peace?

• Have you read War and Peace?

• Has you read War and Peace?

Make present perfect 'yes / no' or 'wh' questions: (She / be / late for a meeting)?

• Have she been late for a meeting?

• Has she be late for a meeting?

• Has she been late for a meeting?

• Have she were late for a meeting?

Make present perfect 'yes / no' or 'wh' questions: (They / live / here as long as we have)?

• Have they lived here as long as we have?

• Has they lived here as long as we have?

• Have they live here as long as we have?

• Hasn´t they lived here as long as we have?

Make present perfect 'yes / no' or 'wh' questions: (You / go / to Australia)?

• Has you gone to Australia?

• Have you go to Australia?

• Have you gone to Australia?

• Has you goes to Australia?

Make present perfect 'yes / no' or 'wh' questions: (They / take / the exam)?

• Have they took the exam?

• Have they taken the exam?

• Has they took the exam?

• Has they taken the exam?