Forming Sentences
Write a sentence with
I/have/visit/museum
I have visited a museum
Ask a question using "ever" and "travel abroad"
Have you ever traveled abroad?
She has gone to school yesterday
She went to school yesterday.
Which time expression fits?
I haven’t seen her ______ Monday.
since
True or False: We use the present perfect to talk about completed actions at a specific time
FALSE
Write a question with
How long/you/learn/English?
How long have you been learning English?
Answer this question: Have you been studying for the exam?
Example: Yes, I have been studying for two hours.
I have been knowing him for five years
I have known him for five years
What’s the correct expression?
He has been running ______ two hours.
for
True or False: We use the present perfect with unfinished actions.
True
Make a sentence with
We/not/finish/homework
We haven’t finished our homework
Form a question with
How long/you/play/football?
How long have you been playing football?
They have living in London since 2010
They have been living in London since 2010
Use already in a sentence about homework
Example: I have already finished my homework.
Name a keyword often used with the present perfect
ever, never, already, yet, just, since, for
Make a negative sentence with
She/not/live/in Paris/since 2019
She hasn’t lived in Paris since 2019.
Answer: Has he finished his homework yet?
Example: No, he hasn’t finished it yet.
He has just finish the report
He has just finished the report
Correct this:
She has gone shopping yet
She hasn’t gone shopping yet
What’s the difference between I’ve been running and I’ve run?
Continuous shows duration; simple shows completion.
Create a sentence with
They/work/on this project/all week
They have been working on this project all week.
Create a question with "ever" and "try sushi"
Have you ever tried sushi?
We have been to the park since three hours
We have been at the park for three hours.
What’s the difference between for and since?
For is used with a duration
Since is used with a point in time
Create a sentence about your life using the present perfect
Example: I have been learning English for 4 years