Present Perfect Tense

Rita and I (...) very hard recently.

• work

• have worked

• are working

• will work

Emma can't find her purse because the pickpocket (...) it already.

• has stolen

• has stole

• have stolen

• have steal

I can't use my mobile phone because it (....).

• has broken

• is broke

• has broke

Aaron Chow (...) a supermodel since 2017.

• has become

• has became

• have become

The poor girls (...) to school for 5 years.

• have not went

• have not gone

• has not go

• has not went

I can't play football now because I (...) my homework.

• did not finish

• have not finished

• has not finished

• did not finished

I think you will not borrow this book because you (...) it.

• have just read

• just reading

• have just readed

Justin (...) the project already. He can hand it in any time.

• have finish

• has finish

• has finished

• is finished

Maggie (...) English for 10 years so she is very experienced.

• have taught

• has taught

• has teach

• have teach

I (...) to bring my mobile so I can't contact her now.

• have forget

• have forgot

• have forgotten

• has forgotten