Mastering Present Perfect Tense

What is the present perfect form of 'to eat'?

• eating

• will eat

• ate

• have eaten / has eaten

Create a sentence using the present perfect tense with 'to see'.

• I have seen that movie.

• I will see that movie.

• I am seeing that movie.

• I saw that movie.

How do you form the present perfect tense for regular verbs?

• Add 'is' + present participle for continuous tense.

• Use 'have/has' + past participle (base verb + -ed) for regular verbs.

• Use 'had' + past participle for past perfect tense.

• Use 'will' + base verb for future tense.

What auxiliary verb is used in the present perfect tense?

• was

• is

• will be

• have or has

Transform the sentence 'She writes a letter' into present perfect.

• She has written a letter.

• She has been writing a letter.

• She wrote a letter.

• She is writing a letter.

Create a question in present perfect tense using 'to go'.

• Did you go to the store?

• Have you gone to the park?

• Have you gone to the store?

• Will you go to the store?

What is the present perfect form of 'to have'?

• have had / has had

• have

• had have

• has

How do you negate a sentence in the present perfect tense?

• Use 'not' at the end of the sentence.

• Replace 'have' or 'has' with 'did'.

• Add 'never' before 'have' or 'has'.

• Add 'not' after 'have' or 'has'.

Create a sentence in present perfect tense with 'to finish'.

• I finished my homework yesterday.

• I am finishing my homework now.

• I will finish my homework later.

• I have finished my homework.

What is the difference between 'I have seen' and 'I saw'?

• 'I have seen' is used for future actions; 'I saw' is for ongoing actions.

• 'I have seen' is a question; 'I saw' is a statement.

• 'I have seen' is informal; 'I saw' is formal.

• 'I have seen' indicates relevance to the present; 'I saw' refers to a completed action in the past.