UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA DE PUEBLA

TSU. PROCESOS INDUSTRIALES ÁREA

MANUFACTURA

ENGLISH IV

TEACHER: MTRA. EVELIA MERCEDES VILLAFAÑE

AGUILAR

STUDENT: TOXTLE CUAUTLE JOSE FERNENDO

UTP0157702

Present Perfect Exercises In Affirmative,

Negative and Interrogative

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Present perfect
Formation of the "present perfect"

The "present perfect" of any verb is composed of two elements: the appropriate form
of the auxiliary verb to have (in the present) and the "past participle" of the main
verb. The "past participle" form of a regular verb is root+ed, e.g. He played, he
arrived, he looked.

Afirmativa

Sujeto to have past participle

She has visited.

Sentence structure in present perfect

Then we can say that the structure is as follows:

subject + auxiliary have/has + participle of the main verb + complements.

Likewise, in the present perfect the participle of the verb must be used correctly.

Exercises In Affirmative:
1. I have finished my English homework.
2. My cousin has visited London twice.
3. He already had bread for lunch in the morning.
4. We have studied for the calculus test.
5. They have already seen the movie twice.
6. The team has won the soccer championship.
7. I have met her before.
8. He has lived in New York for three years.
9. My friend has traveled to many countries.
10. We have completed the project on time.
Present negative
Structures and conjugation of the present perfect

The present perfect has three structures: affirmative, negative and interrogative,
which are ordered as you can see in the tables below.

Negative structure

Sujeto Verbo auxiliary Not Verbo en Complemento Traducción

(have) participio

I have not watched that movie No he visto esa

película

You have not cleaned the house Tú no has limpiado la

casa

Negative exercises:
1. I haven't seen him in years.
2. She hasn't finished her homework yet.
3. They haven't traveled to Europe before.
4. We haven't eaten at that restaurant before.
5. He hasn't learned how to swim.
6. She hasn't found her keys yet.
7. They haven't watched the new movie.
8. We haven't visited that museum yet.
9. He hasn't bought a new car.
10. She hasn't met him before.
Present perfect interrogative
Interrogative form

When asking questions, as in the negative form, we use the auxiliary has/have +
subject + main verb + complement.

Interrogative structure

Verbo auxiliar Sujeto Verbo en Complemento Traducción

(have/has) participio

Have I lost my wallet? ¿He perdido mi cartera?

Have you eaten in that ¿Has comido en ese

restaurant? restaurante?

Has she cooked pozole? ¿Ella ha preparado

pozole?

Exercises present perfect in interrogative:

1. Have you already seen that movie?

2. Have they finished their homework?
3. Have you ever been to Paris?
4. Have you already had dinner?
5. Have you met the new manager?
6. Have you read the latest book by that author?
7. Have you arrived at the airport yet?
8. Have you finished your report?
9. Have you ever visited a different country?
10. Have you found a new job yet?
QUIZ OF PRESENT PERFECT IN AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE AND
INTERROGATIVE:
Write the verb in the corresponding Present Perfect form.

1. ________ (You take) them to the airport?

2. I ________ (forget) your name.
3. I ________ (read) a very funny book.
4. They ________ (not be) here before.
5. _________ (she buy) the newspaper?
6. ________ (you see) the painting?
7. My mum ______ (work) in that company for twenty years.
8. Mike ______ (learn) a lot with this teacher.
9. _____ (she call)?
10. I ______ (not study) for the exam.

Answers:

1. Have you taken

2. Have forgotten
3. Have read
4. Haven’t been
5. Has she bought
6. Have you seen
7. Has worked
8. Has learned
9. Has she called
10. Haven’t studied