Present, Past, and Future Perfect Tense

Write the verb tense: present perfect, past perfect, or future perfect.

By Saturday, we will have finished our recycling project.

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My dog had stolen the cat’s food.

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The gymnast has never lost her confidence.

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The farm workers had generally gone before dawn.

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By Tuesday Tisha will have landed her plane for the first time.

Write the verb tense: present perfect, past perfect, or future perfect.

Raul has exhausted himself with his project.

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I had turned at the wrong corner.

Write the verb tense: present perfect, past perfect, or future perfect.

Before next week, Ms. Rashad will have corrected over one hundred themes.

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Mother has already found her lost ring.

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By mid-afternoon the tide will have gone out.