Present Perfect Tense
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Present Perfect Tense which is often called as Conversational Past Tense in German. Third form of verb is used with Singular & Plural Subjects. Singular Subjects are he, she, it and single name. Plural Subjects are I, We, They, You and many things.

Present Perfect Tense

Helping Verbs and form of verb

Helping verbs —————————>

Form of Verb —————————>

Has & Have

3rd form of verb (used for all Subjects)

Identification & Formation

Affirmative Sentences (positive)

SubjectHelping VerbVerbObject
ShehashelpedAyesha
Theyhavereadbook
Ihaveplayedvolley ball

Negative Sentences (negative)

SubjectHelping Verbnot VerbObject
ShehasnothelpedAyesha
Theyhavenotreadbook
Ihavenotplayedvolley ball

Interrogative Sentences (question)

Helping VerbSubjectVerbObjectPunctuation Mark
HaveyouhelpedAyesha?
Hashereadbook?
HaveIplayedvolley ball?

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#1. Has she ______ John?

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#2. The structure of Present Perfect Tense is:

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#3. Have I done my work ______ ? Punctuation Mark

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#4. He ______ run fast.

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#5. The helping verb in Present Perfect Tense are:

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#6. ______ has packed our luggage.

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#7. The children have ______ in the kitchen.

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#8. They ______ won the match.

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#9. Has Najma ______ her clothes?

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#10. Has Ali ______ a meal?

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English Tenses

Present

Present Indefinite Tense

Present Continuous Tense

Present Perfect Tense

Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Past

Past Indefinite Tense

Past Continuous Tense

Past Perfect Tense

Past Perfect Continuous Tense

Future

Future Indefinite Tense

Future Continuous Tense

Future Perfect Tense

Future Perfect Continuous Tense

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