Present Perfect Exercises
Present Perfect exercises covering affirmative and negative forms, questions, time expressions (for/since, already/yet/just, ever/never), comparison with Past Simple and Present Perfect Continuous, and mixed practice. 9 exercise sets with 180 questions (A2 - B1 Level).
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For vs Since
Present Perfect Exercises
“I have lived here ___ ten years.”
Already, Yet & Just
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“I have ___ finished my homework — you don't need to remind me!”
Ever & Never
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“Have you ___ been to New York?”
A2 ReadingNEWStorms Hit 90 Million in Midwest
Big storms will hit the central United States this week. More than 90 million people are in danger. They face hail, stro…
Present Perfect vs Past Simple (1)
Present Perfect Exercises
Present Perfect vs Past Simple (2)
Present Perfect Exercises
“Einstein ___ the theory of relativity.”
Present Perfect vs Continuous
Present Perfect Exercises
“I ___ three cups of coffee today.”
Mixed Practice
Present Perfect Exercises
“I ___ in London ___ 2018.”
B1 ReadingNEWStorms Threaten 90 Million Across US Midwest
This week, dangerous storms could hit the central United States. More than 90 million people are at risk. The National W…
Why practice Present Perfect exercises?
These Present Perfect exercises guide you from basics to confident usage. Start with the structure (have/has + past participle), then practice negative sentences and questions. Master essential time words: 'for' vs 'since' for duration, 'already/yet/just' for recent events, and 'ever/never' for life experiences. The key challenge — choosing between Present Perfect and Past Simple — gets thorough coverage. Finally, compare with Present Perfect Continuous and apply everything in mixed practice.