present perfect test - gamificar eva

Which sentence uses the present perfect tense correctly?

• • a) She is going to the store yesterday.

• • b) He have visited London last year.

• • c) He has finished their homework.

• • d) I am seeing that movie tomorrow.

Answer explanation

the third option has all the grammatical structures to be a present perfect sentence.

. has / have

• - verb in past participle eat: eaten

• - not tell a specific time.

A.- Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

• - Maria __________ (not eat) lunch yet.

Use the words provided to complete the sentence in the present perfect tense.

• (He / never / be / to Japan.)

Answer explanation

• (He / never / be / to Japan.)

• He HAS never BEEN to Japan.

• you needed to add - has and the main verb must be in past participle.

Draw the following sentence:

I have waited for 2 hours at the bus stop.

Which sentence uses the present perfect tense correctly?

• • a) She was gone to Paris last summer.

• • b) He has gone to Paris last summer.

• • c) They have goned to Paris last summer.

• • d) They have goes to Paris last summer.

Answer explanation

this sentence is well structured according to the requirements of present perfect tense.

The following sentence is not correct, why?

we have working in this company before.

Answer explanation

working is an -ing verb.

in present perfect we need to add past participle verb, in this case the correct sentence will be:

we have worked in this company before.

Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

• We __________ (not start) the meeting yet. (don´t use contractions)

Answer explanation

we have to add - have and start must be in past participle -started

I have been waiting _______ 4 o'clock.

• since
• for

Answer explanation

-since- is the correct answer because it indicates a start point () for is used to establish specific periods of time for example

for 3 hours, for 2 days and so on.

bould a question in present perfect with the following information:

Where you (be)?

• Where were you?

• Where has you been?

• Where have you been?

• Where have you be?

Answer explanation

to create a question in present perfect we need in some cases:

wh word- has/have- personal pronoun- past participle verb- question mark?

Michael _______ (study) Spanish.

• studies

• studied

• is studying

• has studied

Answer explanation

to make this sentence right, we need - has because we have been using third person and a past participle verb.