Present Perfect Tense - Review
Lesson
Structure, Usages, Examples, and
Exercises
Structure
• The Present Perfect is formed as:
• - Subject + have/has + past participle
• Examples:
• - I have eaten.
• - She has visited.
• - We have completed.
Usages
• 1. Actions with unspecified time in the past.
• - Example: I have read that book.
• 2. Life experiences.
• - Example: Have you ever been to Paris?
• 3. Actions continuing to the present.
• - Example: She has lived here for five years.
Time Expressions
• Common time expressions used with the
Present Perfect:
• - Just
• - Already
• - Yet
• - Ever
• - Never
• - For
• - Since
Examples
• Affirmative:
• - I have finished my homework.
• Negative:
• - She has not seen that movie.
• Interrogative:
• - Have they arrived yet?
Exercise 1 - Fill in the Gaps
• Complete the sentences with the correct form
of the verb in parentheses:
• 1. She ___ (eat) lunch already.
• 2. They ___ (visit) many countries.
• 3. I ___ never ___ (try) sushi.
• 4. ___ you ___ (finish) your project yet?
Exercise 2 - Find the Mistakes
• Correct the mistakes in the following
sentences:
• 1. He have gone to the store.
• 2. She has eat her dinner.
• 3. I has never been to Canada.
• 4. They hasn’t completed the task yet.
Exercise 3 - Form Sentences
• Arrange the words to form Present Perfect
sentences:
• 1. she / has / visited / never / London
• 2. finished / have / their / they / homework
• 3. you / ever / eaten / have / sushi
• 4. has / he / his / lost / keys
Exercise 4 - Short Writing Practice
• Answer the following questions using the
Present Perfect:
• 1. What is something you have never done but
would like to do?
• 2. Describe a place you have visited recently.
• 3. Have you ever met someone famous? Who?
• 4. What achievements have you accomplished
this year?
Summary
• In this lesson, we reviewed:
• - Structure of the Present Perfect.
• - Common usages.
• - Time expressions.
• - Example sentences and practical exercises.