Present Perfect
Have you ever ______ London? (visit)
Have you ever visited London?
I ______ yet. (not/finished)
I have not finished yet.
It ______ all day. (rain)
It has been raining all day.
He _________ when I arrived. (already / leave)
He had already left when I arrived.
If you _______ (had/study) harder, you ___________ (would/have/passed).
If you had studied harder, you would have passed.
My friends ______ that film. (see)
My friends have seen that film.
I _______ that book last summer. (read)
I read that book last summer.
We _______ for an hour. (wait)
We have been waiting for an hour.
The match __________ when they turned on the TV. (not/begin)
The match had not begun when they turned on the TV.
She ___________ (would/not/have/forgotten) if she ___________ (had/written) it down.
She would not have forgotten if she had written it down.
What ________ to your hair? (you / do)
What have you done to your hair?
They __________ the car yesterday. (not/buy)
They did not buy the car yesterday.
How long _________ guitar? (you / play)
How long have you been playing guitar?
____________ before they reached the station? (The train / go)
Had the train gone before they reached the station?
I ___________ (would/have/bought) that jacket if I __________ (had/brought) my wallet.
I would have bought that jacket if I had brought my wallet.
Create a question using Trust and Present Perfect.
Have you always trusted your partner?
Fix: "I've been having a lot in common with her since we met."
I've had a lot in common with her since we met.
Explain:
What is the difference between "I've helped out" and "I've been helping out"?
One is finished; the other is ongoing.
After they ______ (have) an argument, they stopped talking.
After they had an argument, they stopped talking.
If they _________ (not/have) so much in common, they __________ (not/marry).
If they hadn't had so much in common, they wouldn't have married
This is the first time I __________ someone so helpful. (ever/meet)
This is the first time I have ever met someone so helpful.
Transform to perfect tence: "We stopped being friends in 2020."
We haven't been friends since 2020.
Correct the mistake:
"I've been keeping in touch with him since two hours."
I've been keeping in touch with him for two hours.
By the time we __________ (meet up), I __________ (already/trust) him for a year.
By the time we met up I had already trusted him for a year
Change to 3rd Conditional:
"I didn't help him, so he failed."
If I had helped him, he wouldn't have failed.