Present Perfect
She has / have finished her homework
She has finished her homework
They visit / had visited the museum many times.
They had visited the museum many times.
She had already / yet been to Paris.
She had already been to Paris.
She says / said she had read the book.
She said she had read the book.
I has / have read the book
I have read the book
We play / plays / had played football for an hour before it started to rain.
We had played football for an hour before it started to rain.
They hadn't started the meeting already / yet
They hadn't started the meeting yet.
They said / say they had finished their exams.
They said they had finished their exams.
They has / have lived in Spain for one year.
They have lived in Spain for one year.
She had practiced / have practiced the song before the performance.
She had practiced the song before the performance.
I hadn't done the dishes already/ yet when my parents got home.
I hadn't done the dishes yet when my parents got home.
He says/ said he had travels / traveled around the world.
He said he had traveled around the world.
I have _____ (learn) how to swim.
I have learned how to swim.
I had been / hadn't been to the restaurant until last week.
I hadn't been to the restaurant until last week.
Had you already / yet met my sister before today?
Had you already met my sister before today?
My brother said/says he had won / wins the game.
My brother said he had won the game.
He has ______ (eat) a lot of pasta.
He has eaten a lot of pasta.
We had _____ (cook) a big meal for the dinner party.
We had cooked a big meal for the dinner party.
By the time the concert started, we had already / yet found our seats.
By the time the concert started, we had already found our seats.
Report the sentence:
I walked my dog for 30 minutes.
"She said she had walked her dog for 30 minutes."
"He said he had walked his dog for 30 minutes."