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Present Perfect: Grammar Worksheet

The document is a grammar worksheet about using the present perfect tense. It provides examples of rewriting sentences from the simple past to the present perfect. It then gives incomplete sentences for students to fill in using "haven't" or "hasn't" for negative statements in the present perfect. The worksheet practices changing verb tenses and forming positive and negative sentences in the present perfect.

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Present Perfect: Grammar Worksheet

The document is a grammar worksheet about using the present perfect tense. It provides examples of rewriting sentences from the simple past to the present perfect. It then gives incomplete sentences for students to fill in using "haven't" or "hasn't" for negative statements in the present perfect. The worksheet practices changing verb tenses and forming positive and negative sentences in the present perfect.

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NAME: DATE:

GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
PRESENT PERFECT
Positives, Negatives and Questions
 Write the sentences below in the present perfect tense.

1. I saw a penguin.

2. Did they eat breakfast?

3. Jennifer didn’t finish her homework. Jennifer hasn't finished her homework

4. Did they meet the president? They have met the president?

5. No, we didn’t. no, we haven’t.

6. Did Roberto visit Vancouver? Has Roberto visited Vancouver?

7. Yes, he did. Yes, he has.

8. Mrs. Smith didn’t read the book.  Mrs Smith hasn't read the book_

9. He was a teacher. He has been a teacher

10. Were you in jail? Have you been in jail?

11. I didn’t clean my room.  I haven't cleaned my room.

12. No, they weren’t. No, they haven't been.

13. Was she sick?  Has she been sick?

14. Did he swim in the ocean?  Has he swum in the ocean?

15. They didn’t arrive. They haven't arrived.

16. Where were they? Where have they been?

17. We lived here for a year.  We have lived here for a year

18. What did he do?  What has he done?

19. It didn’t rain for a long time.  It hasn't rained for a long time.

20. Who finished the homework? Who has finished the homework?

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GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
PRESENT PERFECT
I ha I ha
You ve You ve
ha ha
ve eaten. ve not eaten.
H h H h
e a e a
S s S s
he h he h
Yes, No,
Ha I I hav I ha
ve you you e. you ve
Ha hav ha
ve eaten? e. ve not.
Has he he has. he has
H s s ha s h
a h h s. h a
s e e ha e s
 Complete the sentences below. Use ‘haven’t or ‘hasn’t’ for negative sentences.

1. I’m really hungry because I (eat) .

2. A: Mary (do) her homework?


B: Yes, she .
3. we (see) that movie? I can’t remember.
4. Oh no! I (lose) my cell phone!
5. No, Pat and Sue (arrive) . They’re not here.
6. Mr. Smith (have) breakfast?
7. I’m nervous. I (fly) in a plane before!
8. A: he (call) ? B: No, he .
9. you ever (write) a poem?
10. I’m not happy. I still (find) my cell phone.
11. you (decided) what food you want to order?
12. Sarah (read) the magazine I gave to her?
13. you (put) all your toys away?
14. It (rain) for a very long time.
15. I think I (forget) to buy some bread.

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