PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

I. AFFIRMATIVE FORM :Put verbs in brackets into Present Perfect Tense

1. John (write)______________ two letters.

2. I (have)_______________ dinner.
3. Tom and Mia (tidy)__________________ their rooms.
4. The dog (finish)_______________ its lunch.
5. They (paint)______________ the fence.
6. We (eat)___________________ two bowls of mixed fruits.
7. They (move)________________ here since last year.
8. She (become)______________ interested in reading novels recently.
9. Jane (be)___________ here for 2 hours.
10. They (learn)_____________ Japanese since 2016.

II. NEGATIVE FORM: Change 10 sentences above into negative form

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III. INTERROGATIVE FORM: Change following sentences into interrogative forms

1. They have emailed it to me.

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2. John has finished his homework.
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3. Mia and Tony have gone there.
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4. We‘ve been here for 2 hours.
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5. Johnny has been in the room for 10 hours.
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6. My mom has cooked pizza.
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7. I’ve seen her at the library recently.
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8. We’ve known each other since we were kids.
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9. She’s bought a new car.
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10. They’ve sold their car to John.
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IV. FOR / SINCE/ YET/ ALREADY/ JUST

1. I’ve had this computer ______________ 5 years.
2. We’ve studied English since _____________ last year.
3. Have you cleaned the floor _____________?
4. We’ve______________ cooked dinner. You don’t have to do it.
5. A: Oh I forgot to give this sandwich to Joe.
B: Why don’t you run after him? He has ___________ left the house.
6. You really surprise me, Tom. You’ve ___________ finished your homework. It’s sooner than I
think.
7. I haven’t called Jennie ____________.
8. I’ve watched TV ___________ I came home.
9. He hasn’t smoked ____________ ages.
10. Karl has ___________ called you. Do you want to call him back?
11. I have ____________ paid the bill. You needn’t do it.
12. I haven’t been to Ha Noi _____________ but I’ve _____________ been to Nha Trang.
13. A: Have you cleaned the floor __________?
B: Not __________ but I’ve ___________ cleaned the windows.
14. A: Wow the door looks new
B: Thanks. I’ve __________ painted it, so don’t touch it, please.
15. She hasn’t smoked ____________ 3 years.
16. I haven’t texted her ____________ yesterday.
17. We haven’t talked to each other _____________ last spring.
18. A: Have you finished reading the book I gave you last year ___________?
B: I haven’t finished the whole book ___________ but I’ve ___________ read chapter 1 and 2.
19. A: Whose skirt is this?
B: It’s mine. I’ve ____________ received it from my aunt.
20. She’s had this dress ___________ October.