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(3). Present Perfect Simple Exercise

Present Perfect Simple 

Present Perfect Simple is used to tell us about the event starts from the past but relates to the present. Practically, Present Perfect Simple is used to tell event by focusing whether it has already finished  or not finished yet. 

Present Perfect Simple  is marked by the use of time mentioned as just now, all morning, already, not yet, and recently.

Present Perfect Simple is marked by:

Present Perfect Simple (singular subject)

He  has already done the test 
She has V3.......
It has V3.......

Present Perfect Simple (plural subject)

I have finished their homework

They have  V3.......

You have V3.......

We have V3.......

LANGUAGE NOTE *******  Present Perfect Simple is mostly explained and combined by past simple 



Present Perfect Simple exercise 
0 
We've been here ____ four years.
 
a) for
b) since
c) last
1 
Where were you ____?
 
a) already
b) yet
c) last week
2 
I haven't finished my breakfast ____.
 
a) yet
b) already
c) just
3 
Sam's ____ heard the news and he's really shocked.
 
a) never
b) just
c) yet
4 
Clare hasn't had a holiday ____ 2006.
 
a) for
b) since
c) last
5 
Lucy and Dan got married ____.
 
a) just
b) already
c) a year ago

1 
I'm still reading this book.
yet
............................................................    (finish)
2 
I came here two days ago.
for
............................................................    (be)
3 
We completed Unit 1 recently.
just
............................................................    (complete)
4 
Paul got married last week.
ago
............................................................    (get married)
5 
We moved to this house in 2005.
since
............................................................    (live)
0 
We moved (move) to Denmark two years ago.
1 
Jack ....................  (have) a private English teacher since the beginning of the year.
2 
Laura ....................  (take) a trip to the USA last year.
3 
I ....................  (already do) this exercise once.
4 
Mum ....................  (never travel) outside the UK before now.
5 
When ....................  (you see) the new film with George Clooney?


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