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Present Perfect: Practice

June 2, 2019

Profa. Isabel Maisonet

ENGL 1010 - 1004ONL

 ENGL 1010 Present Perfect Practice Exercises (30 points)

Instructions

Before completing this assignment, you must read and review all the required learning resources
for this module.

I. Rewrite the following sentences in present perfect by using the auxiliary verbs has
or have and the past participle of the verb in parentheses.

1. They (to work) in France.

They have worked in France.

2. Willy (to grow) a lot in the past year.

Willy has grown a lot in the past year.

3. My grandparents (to be) married for 40 years.

My grandparents have to married for 40 years.

4. We (to borrow) a lot of money from my siblings.

We have borrowed a lot of money from my siblings.

5. She (to teach) mandarin in different private schools.

She has taught mandarin in different private schools.

II. Rewrite the following sentences in negative present perfect by using have not,
has not, (or their contractions hasn’t/haven’t) and the past participle of the verb in
parentheses.

1. My teacher (to assign) the essay.

My teacher has not assigned the essay.

2. They (to accept) the deal.

They have not accepted the deal.

3. We (to play) many interesting games.

We haven’t played many interesting games.

4. Mary (to tell) everyone the good news.

Mary hasn’t told eveyone the good news.
 5. The building (to open) yet.
The building hasn’t openned yet.

III. Rewrite the following sentences as questions in present perfect by using have
or have before the subject, and the past participle of the verb in parentheses.

1. Your parents (to sign) the report card.

Have your parents signed the report card?

2. The teacher (to correct) all the projects.

Has the teacher corrected all the projects?

3. I (to give) enough support to the team.

Have I given enough support to the team.

4. My cat (to destroy) all your furniture.

Has my cat destroyed all your furniture?

5. The dog (to follow) me to work sometimes.

Have the dog followed me to work sometimes?