Present Perfect Tense Test-2

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Question 1
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Identify the sentence that incorrectly uses the present perfect tense.

A
A. They have lived here since 2010.

B
B. I have not found my keys yet.

C
C. Have you ever visited London?

D
D. She have finished her homework.

Solution

Option D is incorrect because it should be 'She has finished her homework.' The present perfect tense requires 'has' for singular third-person subjects.
Question 2
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Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense?

A
A. I have seen that movie last year.

B
B. She has never been to Paris.

C
C. They have played football yesterday.

D
D. He has eat dinner just now.

Solution

The present perfect tense is formed using 'have/has + past participle.' Option B correctly uses this tense ('has been') and is appropriate for actions whose time is not specified. Options A and C incorrectly use the present perfect with specific past time expressions, and Option D uses an incorrect past participle form.
Question 3
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Choose the sentence that correctly converts from simple past to present perfect tense.

A
A. He bought a car ? He has buy a car.

B
B. She visited her grandmother ? She has visited her grandmother.

C
C. They slept late ? They have slept late.

D
D. I lost my wallet ? I have lose my wallet.

Solution

Option B correctly changes 'visited' (simple past) to 'has visited' (present perfect), indicating a completed action at an unspecified time. The other options either use incorrect past participles or incorrect tense.
Question 4
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Which sentence correctly forms a question in the present perfect tense?

A
A. Has she been to Italy?

B
B. Have they played the game?

C
C. Has you seen my phone?

D
D. Both A and B.

Solution

The correct structure for forming questions in the present perfect tense is 'Has/Have + subject + past participle?' Thus, both Options A and B correctly follow this structure.
Question 5
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What is the negative form of the present perfect tense in this sentence: "She has finished the report"?

A
A. She has not finished the report.

B
B. She not has finished the report.

C
C. She hasn't finished the report.

D
D. Both A and C.

Solution

The negative form of the present perfect tense is made by adding 'not' after 'has/have.' Therefore, both "She has not finished the report" and "She hasn't finished the report" are correct.
Question 6
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Find the sentence where the present perfect tense is used incorrectly.

A
A. I have read this book many times.

B
B. We have never seen such a performance.

C
C. They have gone to the market an hour ago.

D
D. She has always loved classical music.

Solution

Option C incorrectly uses the present perfect tense ('have gone') with a specific past time expression ('an hour ago'). The present perfect tense is not used with specific past times.
Question 7
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Identify the correct use of the present perfect tense with a time expression.

A
A. I have finished my work just now.

B
B. They have eaten dinner at 7 PM.

C
C. She has called me yesterday.

D
D. He has been sick since last week.

Solution

Option D correctly uses the present perfect tense ('has been') with a time expression that does not specify when the action started ('since last week'). The other options incorrectly use specific past times with the present perfect tense.
Question 8
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Choose the sentence that does NOT use the present perfect tense.

A
A. Have you ever climbed a mountain?

B
B. He has worked there for three years.

C
C. She sang beautifully in the concert.

D
D. We have visited that museum before.

Solution

Option C, 'She sang beautifully in the concert,' is in the simple past tense, not the present perfect. The present perfect tense would be 'She has sung.'
Question 9
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Which of these sentences correctly uses a negative form in the present perfect tense?

A
A. I haven't seen that movie yet.

B
B. She has not ever been to China.

C
C. They haven't never traveled abroad.

D
D. Both A and B.

Solution

Both Options A and B correctly use the negative form in the present perfect tense ('haven't seen' and 'has not been'). Option C is incorrect due to the double negative ('haven't never').
Question 10
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Identify the sentence where the present perfect tense is used to describe an experience.

A
A. I have met many interesting people in my life.

B
B. He has gone to school today.

C
C. We have eaten lunch just now.

D
D. She has been tired this morning.

Solution

Option A correctly uses the present perfect tense ('have met') to describe a life experience. The present perfect tense is often used to talk about experiences up to the present. The other options do not correctly reflect experiences or use specific past time expressions, which are not appropriate with the present perfect tense.
Question 11
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Which sentence correctly forms a present perfect tense question with a WH-word?

A
A. What has they done since they arrived?

B
B. Why has she not called us back?

C
C. Where have you been all this time?

D
D. Both B and C.

Solution

Options B and C correctly use the present perfect tense in a question with a WH-word ('Why has' and 'Where have'). The structure is 'WH-word + has/have + subject + past participle.' Option A is incorrect due to the use of 'has' with a plural subject.
Question 12
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Identify the sentence where the present perfect tense is used to describe a continuing situation.

A
A. She has lived in London for ten years.

B
B. They have finished their homework.

C
C. I have read that book last week.

D
D. He has bought a new car.

Solution

Option A correctly uses the present perfect tense ('has lived') to describe a situation that started in the past and continues into the present ('for ten years'). The other options either use specific past times or describe completed actions, not continuing situations.
Question 13
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Which sentence incorrectly uses the present perfect tense?

A
A. We have just arrived at the station.

B
B. Has she ever tried sushi?

C
C. I have seen him yesterday.

D
D. He has always wanted to visit Japan.

Solution

Option C is incorrect because the present perfect tense ('have seen') should not be used with specific past time expressions like 'yesterday.' The present perfect tense is used for actions that have relevance to the present or are not tied to a specific time.
Question 14
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Choose the sentence that correctly uses the present perfect tense to describe a recent action.

A
A. I have just finished my homework.

B
B. She has eaten breakfast an hour ago.

C
C. They have bought a house last month.

D
D. He has been to the store this morning.

Solution

Option A correctly uses the present perfect tense ('have just finished') to describe a recent action. The other options incorrectly pair the present perfect tense with specific past times, which is not appropriate.
Question 15
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Find the sentence that correctly uses the present perfect tense in a negative question.

A
A. Haven't they left for the airport yet?

B
B. Hasn't she finished her assignment?

C
C. Have not you seen the news?

D
D. Both A and B.

Solution

Both Options A and B correctly form negative questions in the present perfect tense ('Haven't they left' and 'Hasn't she finished'). Option C is incorrect due to the awkward placement of 'not.'

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Question 1

A. They have lived here since 2010.

B. I have not found my keys yet.

C. Have you ever visited London?

D. She have finished her homework.

Solution

Question 2

A. I have seen that movie last year.

B. She has never been to Paris.

C. They have played football yesterday.

D. He has eat dinner just now.

Solution

Question 3

A. He bought a car ? He has buy a car.

B. She visited her grandmother ? She has visited her grandmother.

C. They slept late ? They have slept late.

D. I lost my wallet ? I have lose my wallet.

Solution

Question 4

A. Has she been to Italy?

B. Have they played the game?

C. Has you seen my phone?

D. Both A and B.

Solution

Question 5

A. She has not finished the report.

B. She not has finished the report.

C. She hasn't finished the report.

D. Both A and C.

Solution

Question 6

A. I have read this book many times.

B. We have never seen such a performance.

C. They have gone to the market an hour ago.

D. She has always loved classical music.

Solution

Question 7

A. I have finished my work just now.

B. They have eaten dinner at 7 PM.

C. She has called me yesterday.

D. He has been sick since last week.

Solution

Question 8

A. Have you ever climbed a mountain?

B. He has worked there for three years.

C. She sang beautifully in the concert.

D. We have visited that museum before.

Solution

Question 9

A. I haven't seen that movie yet.

B. She has not ever been to China.

C. They haven't never traveled abroad.

D. Both A and B.

Solution

Question 10

A. I have met many interesting people in my life.

B. He has gone to school today.

C. We have eaten lunch just now.

D. She has been tired this morning.

Solution

Question 11

A. What has they done since they arrived?

B. Why has she not called us back?

C. Where have you been all this time?

D. Both B and C.

Solution

Question 12

A. She has lived in London for ten years.

B. They have finished their homework.

C. I have read that book last week.

D. He has bought a new car.

Solution