Tag Questions
She has called you.
She has called you, hasn't she?
She has gossiped about him (might)
She might have gossiped about him.
I’ve taken piano lessons for a year. (positive)
I have been taking piano lessons for a year
It’s been raining all day.
It's been raining all day, hasn't it?
"She had told him yesterday." Is in the past perfect tense.
True
It’s a very complex system
It's a very complex system, isn't it?
He has gone on with his project. (might)
He might have gone on with his project
They have published some books for kids (positive)
They have been publishing some books for kids.
He has been selling computers for years.
He has been selling computers for years, hasn't he?
"I have known her for 15 years. We are like sisters." This is the past perfect tense.
False: This is the present perfect tense.
It rings a bell.
It rings a bell, doesn't it?
They have heard our conversation.(might)
They might have heard our conversation.
I have waited for his call for days. (negative)
I have not (haven't) been waiting for his call for days.
The girls have been shopping all day.
The girls have been shopping all day, haven't they?
Past Perfect and Present Pefrect can both use specific words and phrases.
True
The maid has already hung all the clothes.
The maid has already hung all the clothes, hasn't she?
They have gone to the Thanksgiving parade.(might)
They might have gone to the Thanksgiving parade.
It has snowed a lot since December. (Question)
Has it been snowing a lot since December?
You haven't been waiting for him for an hour
You haven't been waiting for him for an hour, have you?
Past perfect is used for something that started in the past and continues in the present.
False: Past perfect is used for something that stated in the past and continued up to a certain time in the past.
Nobody has complained about our services.
Nobody has complained about our services, haven't they
She has sent her application to the University (might)
I’ve studied for months (question)
Have you been studying for months?
She hasn't been learning how to play the piano for one year.
She hasn't been learning how to play the piano for one year, has she?
The present perfect is connected to the past and the past perfect is connected to the present.
False: The present perfect is connected to the present and the past perfect is connected to the past.