Perfect Tenses

Rina (eat) … by the time her parents got home.

• eat

• ate

• was eating

• is eating

• had eaten

Bambang (leave) … when we got there.

• leaves

• was left

• had left

• is leaving

• was leaving

I (know) … her for many years.

• know

• knows

• am knowing

• have known

• had known

I (see) … “Cruella” movie for three times.

• see

• saw

• have seen

• has seen

• had seen

I will graduate in November. I will see you in December. By the next time I see you, I (graduate) …

• graduate

• will graduate

• will have graduated

• have graduated

• had graduated

I (finish) … my homework by the time I go out on a date next Saturday.

• finish

• will finish

• have finished

• had finished

• will have finished

“Are you going to the bank?” “No, I (already/go) … there.

• already go

• have already gone

• have already went

• had already gone

• will already go

When I got home, I realized I (leave) … my keys in the office.

• had left

• have left

• has left

• left

• leave

The man was a complete stranger for me. I (never/seen) … him before.

• have never seen

• never see

• never saw

• had never seen

• will never see

Some friends of yours are here to see you. They (stay) … for nearly an hour waiting for you.

• stay

• stayed

• have stayed

• had stayed

• will stay