Question

1. Use these prompts to write Present perfect sentences using the adverbs in brackets. You may need to add
some words. The first exercise has been done for you as an example.

a. William/buy/tickets/ for / match. (already)
William has already bought the tickets for the match.

b. Sally/not find /job/? (yet)

C. We/be/ to Wien / four times (already)

d. 1/not buy/ new car (yet)

e. David/arrive / from London (yet)

f. Dorothy/see/ Star Wars film (never)

Answer 1

The present perfect tense of the prompts given are:

b. Sally has not found a job yet.

c. We have been to Wien four times already

d. I have not bought a car yet

e. David is yet to arrive from London

f. Dorothy has never seen a Star Wars film.

What is the present perfect tense?

Present perfect tense is an action that has an indefinite tone to it whether past or continues into the present.

Thus the correct present perfect tenses are:

b. Sally has not found a job yet.

c. We have been to Wien four times already

d. I have not bought a car yet

e. David is yet to arrive from London

f. Dorothy has never seen a Star Wars film.

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