Present Perfect Tense Test-3

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Question 1
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Which sentence does NOT use the present perfect tense?

A
A. They have traveled to three different countries.

B
B. She has written a letter to her friend.

C
C. I read that book.

D
D. We have never seen such a beautiful sunset.

Solution

Option C, 'I read that book,' uses the simple past tense, not the present perfect. The present perfect tense would be 'I have read.'
Question 2
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Identify the sentence that correctly uses the present perfect tense with 'since.'

A
A. I have known her since we were children.

B
B. He has left the party since 9 PM.

C
C. They have been here since yesterday.

D
D. Both A and C.

Solution

Both Options A and C correctly use the present perfect tense with 'since' ('have known' and 'have been'). 'Since' is used with the present perfect tense to indicate the starting point of actions or situations that continue up to the present.
Question 3
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Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense with a negative form?

A
A. She hasn't never been to a concert.

B
B. They haven't found the keys yet.

C
C. I haven't ever seen such a performance.

D
D. Both B and C.

Solution

Both Options B and C correctly use the negative form in the present perfect tense ('haven't found' and 'haven't ever seen'). Option A is incorrect due to the double negative ('hasn't never').
Question 4
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Find the incorrect use of the present perfect tense with 'already.'

A
A. She has already finished her homework.

B
B. They have already seen that movie.

C
C. I have already ate my lunch.

D
D. He has already left the office.

Solution

Option C is incorrect because the correct past participle form of 'eat' is 'eaten,' not 'ate.' The sentence should be 'I have already eaten my lunch.'
Question 5
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Identify the sentence where the present perfect tense is used for an action completed in the recent past.

A
A. I have just called him.

B
B. She has written the report last week.

C
C. They have eaten their lunch just now.

D
D. He has been to the store yesterday.

Solution

Option A correctly uses the present perfect tense ('have just called') to indicate an action completed in the recent past. The other options incorrectly use specific past time expressions with the present perfect tense, which is not appropriate.
Question 6
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Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense in a passive voice?

A
A. The letter has been written by her.

B
B. A new book was been published.

C
C. The work have been completed.

D
D. The movie has been watch by them.

Solution

Option A correctly uses the present perfect tense in the passive voice ('has been written'). The structure for the present perfect passive is 'has/have been + past participle.' The other options either use incorrect tense or grammatical structure.
Question 7
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Identify the sentence that incorrectly uses the present perfect tense.

A
A. We have already discussed this topic.

B
B. She has just left the room.

C
C. They have not yet arrived.

D
D. I have seen him last night.

Solution

Option D is incorrect because the present perfect tense should not be used with specific past time expressions like 'last night.' The present perfect is used for actions that have relevance to the present or are not tied to a specific time.
Question 8
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Which sentence correctly forms a present perfect tense question involving an experience?

A
A. Have you ever been to New York?

B
B. Did you ever seen a lion?

C
C. Has she ever tries sushi?

D
D. Have they visit the museum?

Solution

Option A correctly forms a question in the present perfect tense about an experience ('Have you ever been to New York?'). The structure is 'Have/Has + subject + past participle + ...?' The other options either use incorrect tense or past participle forms.
Question 9
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Find the sentence that correctly uses the present perfect tense with 'for' to indicate duration.

A
A. They have lived here for five years.

B
B. I have known him since we met.

C
C. She has been ill for last week.

D
D. He has worked there since 2010.

Solution

Option A correctly uses the present perfect tense with 'for' ('have lived here for five years') to indicate the duration of an ongoing situation. The use of 'for' is correct with a period of time, while 'since' is used with the point in time when the action started.
Question 10
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Choose the sentence that correctly converts from present continuous to present perfect tense.

A
A. I am reading a book ? I have read a book.

B
B. They are playing football ? They have played football.

C
C. She is singing a song ? She has sing a song.

D
D. He is working on a project ? He has worked on a project.

Solution

Option B correctly changes from present continuous ('are playing') to present perfect ('have played'). The present perfect tense indicates that an action has been completed up to the present time. The other options either use incorrect past participles or tense.
Question 11
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Which sentence does NOT use the present perfect tense?

A
A. Have they visited the new museum?

B
B. She has never heard this song before.

C
C. I finished my homework.

D
D. We have seen that movie twice.

Solution

Option C, 'I finished my homework,' uses the simple past tense, not the present perfect. The present perfect tense would be 'I have finished.'
Question 12
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Identify the sentence that correctly uses the present perfect tense with 'already' in a question.

A
A. Have you already seen the report?

B
B. Has she already leaves the office?

C
C. Have they already ate their lunch?

D
D. Did he already complete the task?

Solution

Option A correctly uses the present perfect tense with 'already' in a question ('Have you already seen the report?'). The structure is 'Have/Has + subject + already + past participle?' The other options either use incorrect tense or past participle forms.
Question 13
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Find the incorrect use of the present perfect tense in a complex sentence.

A
A. Although he has tried hard, he hasn't succeeded yet.

B
B. Because she has not felt well, she has gone to the doctor.

C
C. She have been studying all night, so she's tired.

D
D. Since they have arrived, we have been having a great time.

Solution

Option C is incorrect due to the use of 'have' with a singular subject. It should be 'She has been studying all night.' The present perfect tense requires 'has' for singular third-person subjects.
Question 14
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Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense to express a change over time?

A
A. She has grown a lot since last year.

B
B. He has learned English when he was a child.

C
C. They have moved to New York in 2010.

D
D. I have bought a car last month.

Solution

Option A correctly uses the present perfect tense ('has grown') to express a change over time ('since last year'). The other options incorrectly mix the present perfect tense with specific past times.
Question 15
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Identify the sentence where the present perfect tense is used for an action that has an impact on the present.

A
A. I have lost my keys and can't enter the house.

B
B. She has visited Paris last summer.

C
C. They have eaten dinner and now they are full.

D
D. Both A and C.

Solution

Both Options A and C correctly use the present perfect tense to describe actions that have an immediate impact on the present ('have lost' affecting the ability to enter the house, and 'have eaten' leading to feeling full). Option B is incorrect due to the use of a specific past time with the present perfect tense.

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Question 1

A. They have traveled to three different countries.

B. She has written a letter to her friend.

C. I read that book.

D. We have never seen such a beautiful sunset.

Solution

Question 2

A. I have known her since we were children.

B. He has left the party since 9 PM.

C. They have been here since yesterday.

D. Both A and C.

Solution

Question 3

A. She hasn't never been to a concert.

B. They haven't found the keys yet.

C. I haven't ever seen such a performance.

D. Both B and C.

Solution

Question 4

A. She has already finished her homework.

B. They have already seen that movie.

C. I have already ate my lunch.

D. He has already left the office.

Solution

Question 5

A. I have just called him.

B. She has written the report last week.

C. They have eaten their lunch just now.

D. He has been to the store yesterday.

Solution

Question 6

A. The letter has been written by her.

B. A new book was been published.

C. The work have been completed.

D. The movie has been watch by them.

Solution

Question 7

A. We have already discussed this topic.

B. She has just left the room.

C. They have not yet arrived.

D. I have seen him last night.

Solution

Question 8

A. Have you ever been to New York?

B. Did you ever seen a lion?

C. Has she ever tries sushi?

D. Have they visit the museum?

Solution

Question 9

A. They have lived here for five years.

B. I have known him since we met.

C. She has been ill for last week.

D. He has worked there since 2010.

Solution

Question 10

A. I am reading a book ? I have read a book.

B. They are playing football ? They have played football.

C. She is singing a song ? She has sing a song.

D. He is working on a project ? He has worked on a project.

Solution

Question 11

A. Have they visited the new museum?

B. She has never heard this song before.

C. I finished my homework.

D. We have seen that movie twice.

Solution

Question 12

A. Have you already seen the report?

B. Has she already leaves the office?

C. Have they already ate their lunch?

D. Did he already complete the task?

Solution