Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses the Present Perfect tense?

She has traveled to Spain yesterday.

She has never traveled to Spain.

She traveled to Spain last year.

She will travel to Spain next month.

She has never traveled to Spain.

The Present Perfect is used for experiences without a specific time in the past.

Choose the correct sentence using the Present Perfect tense.

They have live in this house for ten years.

They lived in this house for ten years.

They lives in this house for ten years.

They have lived in this house for ten years.

The Present Perfect is used for actions that started in the past and continue into the present.

Select the sentence that uses the Present Perfect with recent relevance.

I just finished my homework.

I have finish my homework just now.

I finished my homework just now.

I have just finished my homework.

'Just' with the Present Perfect indicates a recently completed action.

Which question correctly uses the Present Perfect tense?

She has ever been to Italy?

Did she ever been to Italy?

Has she ever been to Italy?

Has she ever gone to Italy?

Has she ever been to Italy?

The Present Perfect is used to ask about life experiences.

Choose the correct sentence using the Present Perfect with 'yet.'

We didn’t see the movie yet.

We haven’t seen the movie yet.

We haven’t see the movie yet.

We don’t see the movie yet.

We haven’t seen the movie yet.

The Present Perfect with 'yet' indicates something that hasn't happened up to now.

Select the correct sentence using the Present Perfect with 'since.'

He has work here since 2015.

He has worked here since 2015.

He worked here since 2015.

He is working here since 2015.

He has worked here since 2015.

The Present Perfect is used for actions that began in the past and continue into the present.

Which sentence uses the Present Perfect to show present relevance?

She has lose her keys.

She has lost her keys.

She lose her keys.

She lost her keys just now.

She has lost her keys.

The Present Perfect is used for actions with present relevance.

Choose the correct sentence using the Present Perfect with 'already.'

We already ate dinner.

We have eat dinner already.

We have already eaten dinner.

We already have eaten dinner.

We have already eaten dinner.

'Already' with the Present Perfect indicates an action completed before now.

Select the correct Present Perfect question about a completed action.

Have you finish your assignment?

Have you finished your assignment?

Did you finish your assignment?

Do you finished your assignment?

Have you finished your assignment?

The Present Perfect is used to inquire about actions completed by now.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the Present Perfect for a life experience.

I never see a kangaroo.

I have never seen a kangaroo.

I have never see a kangaroo.

I never saw a kangaroo.

I have never seen a kangaroo.

The Present Perfect is used for experiences that have never happened.

Which sentence uses the Present Perfect to indicate a recently completed action?

She cleaned the kitchen.

She is cleaning the kitchen.

She has cleaned the kitchen.

She has clean the kitchen.

She has cleaned the kitchen.

The Present Perfect is used for actions that have present relevance.

Select the correct sentence using the Present Perfect for an unfinished time period.

They played soccer this week.

They play soccer this week.

They have played soccer this week.

They have play soccer this week.

They have played soccer this week.

The Present Perfect is used when the time period is not finished.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the Present Perfect for repeated actions.

Tom has visits his grandparents many times.

Tom has visited his grandparents many times.

Tom visit his grandparents many times.

Tom visited his grandparents many times.

Tom has visited his grandparents many times.

The Present Perfect is used for repeated actions up to the present.

Which sentence uses the Present Perfect to show a completed action with present relevance?

We have washed the car.

We washed the car.

We have wash the car.

We are washing the car.

We have washed the car.

The Present Perfect indicates that the action has present relevance or effect.

Select the sentence that uses the Present Perfect for an action with present consequences.

My brother has broken his phone.

My brother broke his phone.

My brother is breaking his phone.

My brother has break his phone.

My brother has broken his phone.

The Present Perfect is used for actions that have an impact on the present.

Choose the correct sentence using the Present Perfect with 'just.'

Julie has just returned from vacation.

Julie just returned from vacation.

Julie is just returning from vacation.

Julie has just return from vacation.

Julie has just returned from vacation.

'Just' with the Present Perfect indicates a very recent action.

Which sentence correctly uses the Present Perfect for a never-experienced event?

I have never ate sushi before.

I have never eaten sushi before.

I never eat sushi before.

I never ate sushi before.

I have never eaten sushi before.

The Present Perfect is used for experiences that have not occurred up to now.

Select the sentence that uses the Present Perfect for a finished action with current relevance.

They have complete the project.

They completed the project.

They are completing the project.

They have completed the project.

The Present Perfect is used for actions that are finished with present relevance.

Choose the correct Present Perfect question about an experience.

Have you ever tried ice skating?

Have you ever try ice skating?

Do you ever try ice skating?

Did you ever try ice skating?