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    This document provides examples and exercises for students to practice using the present perfect tense in English. It includes examples using phrases like "for ages" and "since 8 o'clock" to form sentences. Students are asked to fill in blanks with verbs in the present perfect tense, order words to form sentences, and ask questions for given answers using the present perfect tense. The goal is to help students practice correctly using the present perfect tense in different contexts.

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    This document provides examples and exercises for students to practice using the present perfect tense in English. It includes examples using phrases like "for ages" and "since 8 o'clock" to form sentences. Students are asked to fill in blanks with verbs in the present perfect tense, order words to form sentences, and ask questions for given answers using the present perfect tense. The goal is to help students practice correctly using the present perfect tense in different contexts.

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    Present Perfect

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    Doni Artha Sastha Pasaribu
    This document provides examples and exercises for students to practice using the present perfect tense in English. It includes examples using phrases like "for ages" and "since 8 o'clock" to form sentences. Students are asked to fill in blanks with verbs in the present perfect tense, order words to form sentences, and ask questions for given answers using the present perfect tense. The goal is to help students practice correctly using the present perfect tense in different contexts.

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    Fill in the gaps with since or for.

    a) ___________ many years.


    Form : has / have + Past Participle
    b) ___________ eight oclock.
    ce, already, just, always, recently, ever, never, yet, notc)
    yet,
    ___________
    how long,I was
    lately.
    a child.
    d) ___________ five hours.
    e) ___________ ages.
    f) ___________ ten month.
    g) ___________ breakfast.
    Write sentences using the above phrases.
    E.g.: I havent seen Mary for ages.
    a) ______________________________________
    b) ______________________________________
    c) ______________________________________
    d) ______________________________________
    Put the verbs in the Present Perfect
    e) ______________________________________
    a) I ______________ (be) here since 8 pm.
    f) ______________________________________
    b) _________you _________(find) your glasses.
    c) ________Tim _________ (read) the book?
    d) My dog ____________(not drink) any water lately.

    Order the words and form sentences.

    Fill in the blanks. Put the verbs in brackets in the Present


    a) have / never/ that / I about / thought.
    a) __________ ( not arrive) yet.
    __________________________________________
    b) She __________(make) all her clothes.
    b) sent / they / at / have/ Christmas / messages / many.
    c) _______ Mary ever __________ (be) abroad?
    __________________________________________
    d) why __________you__________(feel) that way?
    c) already / concert / begun / the / has.
    e) Susan and Mark __________(not come) to the party.
    _________________________________________

    Ask the questions for these answers. The answer is No. use the Present Perfect.
    a) ________________________________________________________________________?
    No, they are still at school.
    b) ________________________________________________________________________?
    No, They are still living here.

    Fill in the gaps with since or for.


    a) ___________ many years.
    Form : has / have + Past Participle
    b) ___________ eight oclock.
    nce, already, just, always, recently, ever, never, yet, notc)
    yet,
    ___________
    how long,I was
    lately.
    a child.
    d) ___________ five hours.
    e) ___________ ages.
    f) ___________ ten month.
    g) ___________ breakfast.
    Write sentences using the above phrases.
    E.g.: I havent seen Mary for ages.
    a) ______________________________________
    b) ______________________________________
    c) ______________________________________
    d) ______________________________________
    Put the verbs in the Present Perfect
    e) ______________________________________
    a) I ______________ (be) here since 8 pm.
    f) ______________________________________
    b) _________you _________(find) your glasses.
    c) ________Tim _________ (read) the book?
    d) My dog ____________(not drink) any water lately.

    Order the words and form sentences.

    Fill in the blanks. Put the verbs in brackets in the Presen


    a) have / never/ that / I about / thought.
    a) __________ ( not arrive) yet.
    __________________________________________
    b) She __________(make) all her clothes.
    b) sent / they / at / have/ Christmas / messages / many.
    c) _______ Mary ever __________ (be) abroad?
    __________________________________________
    d) why __________you__________(feel) that way?
    c) already / concert / begun / the / has.
    e) Susan and Mark __________(not come) to the party.
    _________________________________________

    Ask the questions for these answers. The answer is No. use the Present Perfect.
    a) ________________________________________________________________________?
    No, they are still at school.
    b) ________________________________________________________________________?
    No, They are still living here.

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