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Present Perfect

The document identifies 12 sentences with errors in their use of the present perfect tense and provides the corrections. It examines mistakes related to auxiliary verbs, verbs not changing form in the present perfect tense, and verbs being in the simple past tense rather than past participle form. The purpose is to highlight common errors in forming sentences in the present perfect tense and provide the right forms.

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Present Perfect

The document identifies 12 sentences with errors in their use of the present perfect tense and provides the corrections. It examines mistakes related to auxiliary verbs, verbs not changing form in the present perfect tense, and verbs being in the simple past tense rather than past participle form. The purpose is to highlight common errors in forming sentences in the present perfect tense and provide the right forms.

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Present Perfect

Find the mistakes and correct them.

1. I’ve already putted my books into my bag.


I’ve already put my books into my bag.
(no change in the verb)

2. She been in California before. incorrect


She has been in California before.
(auxiliary)

3. Your brother ever climbed Mount Everest? incorrect


Your brother ever has climbed Mount Everest?
(auxiliary)

4. He’s just began a new book. incorrect (verb in simple past)


He’s just begun a new book.

5. I haven’t travel to Italy before. incorrect


I haven’t traveled to Italy before. (verb in past participle)

6. Your uncle have just eaten a Chinese dish. incorrect


Your uncle has just eaten a Chinese dish.
(auxiliary)

7. Jeremy has hitted my head. incorrect


Jeremy has hit my head.
(no change in the verb)

8. He gone to London. incorrect


He has gone to London.
(auxiliary)

9. You ever eaten any Indian dish? incorrect


Have you ever eaten any Indian dish?
(auxiliary)
10. George’s just drank his coffee. incorrect (verb in simple past)
George’s just drunk his coffee

11. He hasn’t walk in this park before. incorrect


He hasn’t walked in this park before

12. Your cousin have already finished his project. incorrect


Your cousin has already finished his project.

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