Perfect Tense Challenge 1º

Form a sentence in present perfect tense using the verb 'eat'.

• I have eat lunch.

• I has eaten breakfast.

• I am eating dinner.

• I have eaten lunch.

Provide an example of using 'for' in a present perfect sentence.

• I have studied English for five years.

• I have studied English since five years.

• I have studied English for five years already.

• I have studied English for five years ago.

Construct a sentence in present perfect tense with the adverb 'never'.

• I have never went to Paris.

• I never been to Paris.

• I never have been to Paris.

• I have never been to Paris.

Use 'since' in a present perfect sentence related to 'study'.

• I have studied English since next week.

• I have studied English since yesterday.

• I have studied English since tomorrow.

• I have studied English since last year.

Create a sentence in present perfect tense with the adverb 'already'.

• I already eat my lunch.

• I have already finished my homework.

• I already finished my homework yesterday.

• I have already start my project.

Form a sentence in present perfect tense using the verb 'travel'.

• I will travel to many countries.

• I traveled to many countries.

• I have traveled to many countries.

• I am traveling to many countries.

Provide an example of using 'just' in a present perfect sentence.

• I just finished my homework yesterday.

• I have just finished my homework last week.

• I have just finished my homework.

• I have just started my homework.

Construct a sentence in present perfect tense with the adverb 'yet'.

• She has already eaten yet.

• They have gone to the store yet.

• I have not finished my homework yet.

• I have finished my homework yet.

Use 'for' in a present perfect sentence related to 'read'.

• I have read this book for two days.

• I have read this book for two minutes.

• I have read this book for two weeks.

• I have read this book for two hours.

Create a sentence in present perfect tense using the verb 'write'.

• I have written a letter.

• I will write a letter.

• I am writing a letter.

• I wrote a letter yesterday.