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Present Perfect Aff, Neg, Int

This document provides examples of how to form sentences in the present perfect simple tense in English, including positive sentences, negative sentences, and yes/no and WH questions. There are 20 examples given for each category to demonstrate the tense's grammatical rules and usage.

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Present Perfect Aff, Neg, Int

This document provides examples of how to form sentences in the present perfect simple tense in English, including positive sentences, negative sentences, and yes/no and WH questions. There are 20 examples given for each category to demonstrate the tense's grammatical rules and usage.

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Present Perfect Simple

Name Alexander Montalvo


Make positive present perfect sentences:

1. (I / study / French)
I have studied French
2. (She / eat / octopus)
She has eaten octopus
3. (They / go / to Scotland)
They have gone to Scotland
4. (We / read / that book)
We have read that book
5. (He / live / here for three years)
He has lived here for three years
6. (You / know / David for ten years)
You have known David for ten years
7. (We / be / here for two weeks)
We have been here for two weeks
8. (I / lose / my keys)
I have lost my keys
9. (He / drink / too much coffee)
He has driven too much coffee
10. (They / miss / the train)
They have missed the train

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11. (She / go / to Peru)
She has gone to Peru
12. (We / eat / too much chocolate)
We have eaten too much chocolate
13. (I / have / breakfast this morning)
I have breakfast this morning
14. (John / miss / the train)
John has missed the train
15. (Lucy / cook / breakfast)
Lucy has cooked breakfast
16. (They / write / to the politician)
They have written to the politician
17. (You / find / your wallet)
You have found your wallet
18. (I / meet / his mother)
I have met his mother
19. (We / try / roller-skating)
We have tried roller skating
20. (She / pass / the exam)
She has passed the exam

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Present Perfect Simple

Make negative present perfect sentences:

1. (We / not / go / to Paris)


We have not gone to Paris
2. (She / not / see / ‘The Lord of the Rings’)
She has not seen ‘The Lord of the Rings’
3. (He / not / meet / my mother)
He has not met my mother
4. (They / not / visit / St. Paul’s)
They have not visited St. Paul’s
5. (I / not / know / him for three months)
I have not known him for three months
6. (You / not / study / French for ten years)
You have not study French for ten years
7. (They / not / be / in London for six months)
They have not been in London for six months
8. (He / not / hurt / his leg)
He has not hurt his leg
9. (She / not / leave / her phone in a taxi)
She has not leaved her phone in a taxi
10. (We / not / lose / our tickets)
We have not lost our tickets

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11. (She / not / make / dinner)
She has not made dinner
12. (They / not / arrive / yet)
They have not arrived yet
13. (Lucy / not / do / her homework)
Lucy have not done her homework
14. (I / not / read / that book)
I have not read that book
15. (He / not / live / in Berlin)
He has not lived in Berlin
16. (John / not / buy / any food)
John has not bought any food
17. (She / not / clean / the kitchen)
She has not cleaned the kitchen
18. (You / not / call / me)
You have not called me
19. (We / not / find / the book yet)
We have not found the book yet
20. (They / not / sleep / well)
They have not slept well

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Present Perfect Simple Questions

Make ‘yes / no’ present perfect questions:

1. (They / go / to the USA?)


Have they gone to the USA?
2. (You / read / ‘War and Peace’?)
Have you read ‘War and Peace’?
3. (She / be / late for a meeting?)
Has she been late for a meeting?
4. (He / meet / your family yet?)
Has he met your family yet?
5. (They / live / here as long as we have?)
Have they lived here as long as we have?
6. (You / go / to Australia?)
Have you gone to Australia?
7. (She / miss / the bus?)
Has she missed the bus?
8. (I / meet / you before?)
Have you met you before?
9. (They / take / the exam?)
Have they taken the exam?
10. (She / work / in this company for fifteen years?)
Has she worked in this company for fifteen years?

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Make ‘wh’ present perfect questions:

11. (How long / she / live in London?)


How long has she lived in London?
12. (Where / you / be?)
Where have you been?
13. (How much coffee / you / drink today?)
How much coffee have you drunk today?
14. (What / you / do today?)
What have you done today?
15. (How long / he / work here?)
How long has he worked here?
16. (Why / you / bring that?)
Why have you brought that?
17. (How many times / you / visit Scotland?)
How many times have you visited Scotland?
18. (How many books / you / read this week?)
How many books have you read this week?
19. (How long / you study English?)
How long have you studied English?
20. (How much food / you / buy?)
How much food have you bought?

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