NAME: Jimena Meneses Lasso ID.

682807
GUIDE NUMBER 8
MY EXPERIENCES
Present perfect
Complete the chart with the correct form of have.

I have
You have
He has tried to talk to her.
She has
We have
They have

1. Now make the sentences negative.

1. I haven’t tried to talk to her.

2. You haven´t tried to talk to her
3. He hasn´t tried to talk ti hear
4. She hasn´t tried to talk ti hear
5. We haven’t tried to talk to hear

2. They haven´t tried to talk to her

Now make questions.

1. Have you tried to talk to her?

2. Have you tried to talk to her?
3. Has he tried to talk to her?
4. Has she tried to talk to her?
5. Have they tried to talk to her?
6. Have they tried to talk to her?

Complete these sentences using the Present Perfect Tense of the following
verbs: to be – to clean – to eat – to have – to rain – to see

1. Chris has eaten all the biscuits. (They are gone now.)
2. The boys have cleaned the car. (It looks beautiful now.)
3. Mrs Wood has had a busy day. (She is tired now.)
4. It has not rained for weeks. (The garden is very dry.)
5. I have seen the film. (I know it.)
6. My sister has been to Paris several times. (She knows it.)
Conjugate the verb in parentheses using the form indicated. In the case of questions, use the
indicated subject as well.

1. How long has he lived (he/live) in New Jersey?

2. Peter hasn´t played (not play) baseball since 1987.
3. I have spoken (speak) Russian for twenty years.
4. We haven´t seen (not see) Tom since Christmas.
5. Has Alan flown (Alan/fly) in an airplane before?
6. Shannon hasn´t gone (not/go) to lunch yet.
7. Our class have taken (take) a field trip three times this year.
8. Where have they moved (they/move) to?
9. Jennifer has asked (ask) that question four times today.
10. You haven’t eaten (not eat) lunch yet, have you?
11. Jason has wanted (want) to move to New York since he was five years old.
12. How long have they know (they/know) Peter?
13. Alexandra has worked (work) for IBM since 2002.
14. Jeff has bought (buy) a few books this week.
15. Sally hasn´t read (not read) that book yet.
16. Have they left (they/leave) for work yet?
17. Bill hasn´t driven (not/drive) very far today.
18. We have enjoyed (enjoy) eating seafood all of our lives.
19. Has he watched (he/watch) the documentary yet?
20. I haven’t finished (not/finish) the job yet.