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Present Perfect Collocations Worksheet

The document is a grammar and vocabulary worksheet focused on the Present Perfect tense and life experiences. It includes exercises for reading comprehension, sentence completion, and personal writing using collocations related to experiences like traveling and food. The worksheet also provides a teacher's answer key for the exercises.

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Present Perfect Collocations Worksheet

The document is a grammar and vocabulary worksheet focused on the Present Perfect tense and life experiences. It includes exercises for reading comprehension, sentence completion, and personal writing using collocations related to experiences like traveling and food. The worksheet also provides a teacher's answer key for the exercises.

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Grammar & Vocabulary Worksheet

Topic: Present Perfect Tense & Life Experiences (Collocations)

Date: Score:
Name:

VOCABULARY COLLOCATIONS REFERENCE


• visit a theme park • meet a famous person • be on TV • stay at a youth hostel
• write a blog • eat sushi • go to a concert • play baseball

Exercise 1: Reading Comprehension

Read the text carefully and answer the questions using full sentences in the Present Perfect tense where applicable.

Mia is 20 years old and loves traveling and trying new things. She has written a travel blog for two years. During
her travels, she has stayed at a youth hostel in Tokyo, where she has eaten authentic sushi. She is also a huge
sports fan, so she has played baseball with local teams in different countries, and she has gone to a massive
outdoor concert in Spain. However, Mia has never met a famous person, and she has never visited a theme park.

1. Has Mia ever stayed at a youth hostel?

2. Has Mia visited a theme park yet?

3. What kind of food has Mia eaten in Tokyo?

4. How many years has Mia written her travel blog?

5. Has Mia ever met a famous person?

Exercise 2: Complete the Sentences

Fill in the blanks with the correct Present Perfect form of the verbs in brackets.

1. I (eat) sushi three times this month; it’s my favorite food!

2. Liam (never / go) to a concert, but he wants to buy tickets soon.

3. you ever (be) on TV?

4. She (write) ten posts for her new blog.

5. We (stay) at a youth hostel before, so we know what to expect.

6. My brother (not / visit) a theme park since 2018.

7. he ever (meet) a famous person in real life?

8. They (play) baseball for five years.

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Exercise 3: Writing — Your Own Experiences

Write complete sentences about yourself using the Present Perfect tense with have/has + ever / never / numbers (e.g., once,
twice, many times).

1. (meet / a famous person)

2. (visit / a theme park)

3. (go / to a concert)

4. (stay / at a youth hostel)

5. (eat / sushi)

Teacher's Answer Key (Exercise 1 & 2)

Exercise 1 Suggested Answers: Exercise 2 Key:


1. Yes, she has. (She has stayed at a youth hostel in Tokyo.) 1. have eaten
2. No, she hasn't. (She has never visited a theme park.) 2. has never gone
3. She has eaten authentic sushi. 3. Have ... been
4. She has written her blog for two years. 4. has written
5. No, she hasn't. (She has never met a famous person.) 5. have stayed
6. has not visited / hasn't visited
7. Has ... met
8. have played

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