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Present Perfect Mixed Exercise 1

The document provides examples of how to form sentences in the present perfect tense in English. It includes 20 sentences where the verbs are given in simple past tense and the reader must change them to the appropriate present perfect form. It then provides a short exercise with 10 sentences where the reader must choose between the auxiliary verbs "have" and "has" depending on whether the subject is singular or plural. Finally, it lists 6 questions where the reader must form questions in the present perfect tense. The document focuses on demonstrating correct usage of the present perfect tense through examples and exercises.

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Present Perfect Mixed Exercise 1

The document provides examples of how to form sentences in the present perfect tense in English. It includes 20 sentences where the verbs are given in simple past tense and the reader must change them to the appropriate present perfect form. It then provides a short exercise with 10 sentences where the reader must choose between the auxiliary verbs "have" and "has" depending on whether the subject is singular or plural. Finally, it lists 6 questions where the reader must form questions in the present perfect tense. The document focuses on demonstrating correct usage of the present perfect tense through examples and exercises.

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PRESENT PERFECT MIXED EXERCISE 1

Make the present perfect –choose positive, negative or question:

1 (I /go/to the library today)

- I have gone to the library today

2 (you/keep a pet for three years)

- you have kept a pet for three years

3 (you/ eat Thai food before?)

- You have eaten Thai food before

4 (It/rain all day?)

-
5 (Who/We/forget to invite?)

- Who have we forgotten to invite?

6 (We/not/hear that song already)

- We have not hear that song already

7 (He/not/forget his books)

- He has not forgotten his books

8 (She/steal all the chocolate!)

- she has stolen all the chocolate

9 (I / explain it well?)

- I
10 (Who/he/meet recently?)

- Who has met he recently

11 (How/we/finish already?)
-How have we finish already?
12 (He/study Latin)

- He has studied Latin

13 (I/Know him for three months)

- I have known him for three months

14 (Where/you/study Arabic)

- Where have studied you Arabic

15 (What countries /they visit in Europe?)

- What have countries in Europe the visited?

16 (Her/hurt his leg)

- Her has hurt his leg

17 (She/leave her phone in a taxi)

- She has left her phone in a taxi

18 (We/not/lose our tickets)

- We have not lost our tickets

19(She/call her mother?)

- She has called her mother?

20(He/take a taxi?)

- He has taken a taxi?

1. Choose the correct auxiliary for the sentences:

- I have/has already finished my homework


- My son have/has started the university
- The Black family have/has gone to the seaside
- Dad haven’t/hasn’t watered the plants
- Have/has Sam ever been to the USA
- Our English teachers have/has never ridden a horse
- Ann, Frank and Jim have/has bought a new house
- Have /has you taken the dog for a walk
- The weather have/has been terrible since yesterday
- My little sister have/has stopped crying

2.Make present perfect questions:

1. Your father/pay the bill?


- Your have father paid the biil?
- Yes, He p

2. Peter/lose his keys


- Peter has lost his keys
- Yes ,He has
3. Susan/come black
- Susan has come black
- No, she hasn’t
4. What/john/tell his teacher?
- What has jhohn tell his a teacher
- Yes,he has

5. Where/your neighbours/go?
- Where have gone neighbours
- No, I haven’t

6. Why/you/get lots of presents


- Why have your gotten lost of presents
- No ,I haven’t

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