Present Perfect Tense Exercises
These present perfect tense exercises will improve your ability to use this tense. These exercises are based on the simple tense.
Remember that this is how you structure the simple:
- They have arrived already (affirmative)
- They have not arrived yet (negative)
- Have they arrived yet? (yes / no questions)
- Where have they gone? (wh- / how question words)
These downloadable exercises can also be taken as online quizzes.
Downloadable Present Perfect Tense Exercises:
Present Perfect Affirmative
Present Perfect Negative
Present Perfect Yes / No Questions
Present Perfect Question Words
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