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Present Perfect Homework

This document is a homework assignment focused on the Present Perfect tense, specifically using 'have/has' with past participles, and incorporating words like 'ever', 'never', 'just', 'already', and 'yet'. It includes exercises for completing sentences, forming questions, and rewriting sentences to practice these grammatical structures. The assignment encourages students to reflect on their personal experiences and apply the grammar rules in their own sentences.

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Present Perfect Homework

This document is a homework assignment focused on the Present Perfect tense, specifically using 'have/has' with past participles, and incorporating words like 'ever', 'never', 'just', 'already', and 'yet'. It includes exercises for completing sentences, forming questions, and rewriting sentences to practice these grammatical structures. The assignment encourages students to reflect on their personal experiences and apply the grammar rules in their own sentences.

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Present Perfect Homework

Present Perfect Homework: Experiences


Focus: have / has + past participle, ever, never, and short answers

Name: ____________________________ Date: __________________ Class: ________________

Grammar reminder
Use the present perfect to talk about experiences in your life.
I / you / we / they have or haven't + past participle. He / she / it has or hasn't + past participle.
In questions, use Have/Has + subject + ever + past participle...? Short answers: Yes, I have. / No, she hasn't.

A. Complete the sentences with have, has, haven't, or hasn't.


1. I __________ been to Brazil. 2. My brother __________ won a tennis match.
3. We __________ never tried Japanese food. 4. She __________ started a new school this year.
5. They __________ visited the museum; they stayed at 6. The dog __________ fallen asleep on the sofa.
home.
7. You __________ learnt the song very well. 8. He __________ been to Australia, but he wants to go.

B. Write the past participle.


Base verb Past participle Base verb Past participle

1. be ________________ 5. fall ________________


2. go ________________ 6. win ________________
3. eat ________________ 7. learn ________________
4. see ________________ 8. start ________________

C. Make questions with ever. Then write short answers.


Example: you / be / to Brazil? -> Have you ever been to Brazil? Yes, I have. / No, I haven't.
1. your best friend / win / a prize?
Question: ____________________________________________________________________
Short answer: ________________________________________________________________
2. you / ride / a camel?
Question: ____________________________________________________________________
Short answer: ________________________________________________________________
3. your parents / be / to Japan?
Question: ____________________________________________________________________
Short answer: ________________________________________________________________
4. your teacher / fall / asleep in class?
Question: ____________________________________________________________________
Short answer: ________________________________________________________________

D. Rewrite the sentences.


1. I have not been to Canada. (Use never) ____________________________________________________
2. She has not ridden a horse. (Use never) __________________________________________________
3. They have eaten sushi. (Make it negative) _________________________________________________
4. He has visited Brazil. (Make a question) _________________________________________________

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Present Perfect Homework

Present Perfect Homework: just, already, yet


Focus: word order with just and already; questions and negatives with yet

Name: ____________________________ Date: __________________ Class: ________________

Grammar reminder
Use just for something that happened a very short time ago. It goes between have/has and the past participle.
Use already for something that happened before now. It usually goes between have/has and the past participle.
Use yet at the end of questions and negative sentences: Have you finished yet? / I haven't finished yet.

A. Choose just, already, or yet.


1. Have you finished your homework __________? 2. Jenny has __________ fallen off her camel!
3. I've __________ been to Japan twice. 4. We haven't won the match __________.
5. Justin has __________ started at a new school, and he's 6. Have they learnt the song __________?
nervous.
7. Mum has __________ cooked dinner, so it is still hot. 8. I don't need to watch that film; I've __________ seen it.

B. Put the words in the correct order.


1. has / just / Justin / started / a new school
____________________________________________________________________________
2. homework / I / finished / already / have / my
____________________________________________________________________________
3. learnt / you / the song / yet / Have
____________________________________________________________________________
4. hasn't / She / packed / yet / her bag
____________________________________________________________________________
5. have / seen / We / already / that movie
____________________________________________________________________________

C. Complete the dialogue. Use the present perfect and just, already, or yet.
A: Have you __________ (finish) the poster __________?
B: Yes, I've __________ finished it.
A: Great! Have Sara and Ben __________ (choose) the pictures __________?
B: No, they __________ __________ them __________.
A: Oh no! The teacher has __________ arrived!

D. Write your own sentences.


Write five true sentences about your life. Use one sentence with ever, one with never, one with just, one with already, and
one with yet.
1. ____________________________________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________________________________________
3. ____________________________________________________________________________
4. ____________________________________________________________________________
5. ____________________________________________________________________________
Challenge: Ask someone at home two Have you ever...? questions and write their short answers.
1. ____________________________________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________________________________________

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