Mastering Present Perfect Tense

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a time expression with the present perfect tense?

• I have finished my homework yesterday.

• I have finished my homework just now.

• I have finished my homework since two hours.

• I have finished my homework already.

Choose the sentence that contains a common mistake in the use of the present perfect tense.

• She has never visited Paris.

• They have gone to the cinema last night.

• We have lived here for five years.

• I have just eaten lunch.

Which time expression is NOT usually used with the present perfect tense?

• for

• since

• yesterday

• already

Identify the correct sentence using the present perfect tense and a suitable time expression.

• I have seen that movie two days ago.

• I have seen that movie before.

• I have seen that movie last week.

• I have seen that movie yesterday.

Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

• He has worked here since 2019.

• She has just finished her project.

• We have met him last month.

• I have never tried sushi.

Select the sentence that correctly uses "for" with the present perfect tense.

• I have known her for ten years.

• I have known her since ten years.

• I have known her ten years ago.

• I have known her last year.

Which sentence contains a common mistake in the use of the present perfect tense?

• Have you ever been to London?

• I have already finished my assignment.

• She has just left the office.

• I have seen him yesterday.

Choose the correct sentence using "since" with the present perfect tense.

• I have lived here since five years.

• I have lived here since 2018.

• I have lived here since a long time.

• I have lived here since two months.

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of the present perfect tense?

• She has already left.

• I have never seen that movie.

• We have finished our homework yesterday.

• They have just arrived.

Select the sentence that correctly uses the present perfect tense with a suitable time expression.

• He has completed the course last year.

• He has completed the course for a year.

• He has completed the course already.

• He has completed the course since last year.