Fix the mistake
Correct: "She have never eaten sushi."
She has never eaten sushi.
Which is correct? A) I have went. B) I have gone. C) I has gone.
I have gone
My sister ______ (not / finish) her homework yet.
hasn't finished
Why do we use "since" in "I have lived here since 2020"?
Because 2020 is a starting point.
I have lived here ___ 2020.
since
Correct: "I haven't saw that movie yet."
I haven't seen that movie yet.
Which sentence is correct? A) She hasn't called yet. B) She haven't called yet. C) She hasn't call yet.
She hasn't called yet
______ you ever ______ (ride) a horse?
Have / ridden
Why is "She has eaten" correct, but "She has ate" incorrect?
Because Present Perfect uses the past participle, not the simple past form.
Which word usually appears at the end of negative sentences when something is still expected?
Yet
Correct: "Have you ever went to Brazil?"
Have you ever been to Brazil?
Which sentence describes an experience in someone's life? A) I went to Peru yesterday. B) I have been to Peru. C) I go to Peru.
I have been to Peru.
We ______ (know) our English teacher for three years.
have known
What is the difference between "I have lived here for five years" and "I lived here for five years"?
The first suggests I still live here; the second describes a finished period in the past.
Which expression do we use with a specific starting point in time?
Since
Correct: "He has lived here since five years."
He has lived here for five years.
Choose the correct option: "We ___ known each other ___ 2019." A) have / since B) has / for C) have / for
have / since
He ______ already ______ (write) three emails today.
has / written
Why do we usually use "yet" in negative sentences and questions?
To talk about something expected to happen but not completed or confirmed.
Which word is commonly used in questions about life experiences?
Ever
Correct: "They hasn't finished their project already."
They haven't finished their project yet.
Choose the correct sentence: A) Have you ever saw a whale? B) Did you ever seen a whale? C) Have you ever seen a whale?
Have you ever seen a whale?
They ______ (not / visit) their grandparents since Christmas.
haven't visited
Explain the difference between "Have you ever visited Brazil?" and "Did you visit Brazil last year?"
The first asks about life experience; the second asks about a specific finished time in the past.
Rewrite using "since": "He started working here in March."
He has worked here since March.