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Complete The Sentences Using The PRESENT PERFECT Tense.: I Have Already / Never Burnt Myself

The document discusses the present perfect tense in English and provides examples of its use. The present perfect tense is formed using "has/have" plus the past participle and is used to talk about experiences up to the present. It then lists 20 sentences for the reader to complete in the present perfect tense and say whether they have already or never done what is described.

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Complete The Sentences Using The PRESENT PERFECT Tense.: I Have Already / Never Burnt Myself

The document discusses the present perfect tense in English and provides examples of its use. The present perfect tense is formed using "has/have" plus the past participle and is used to talk about experiences up to the present. It then lists 20 sentences for the reader to complete in the present perfect tense and say whether they have already or never done what is described.

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The Present Perfect tense Complete the sentences using the PRESENT PERFECT tense.

(has/have + past participle) Then rewrite these sentences saying what you or someone has
is used to talk about our ALREADY or NEVER done before! Follow the example.
experiences up to the Example: 1. Have you ever burnt yourself?
present. I have already / never burnt myself.

3. Has a friend of
1. Have you ever 2. Have you ever yours ever (fall) 4. Have you ever 5. Have you ever
burnt (burn) (ride) ridden a fallen off his bike? slept (sleep) in a drunk (drink) too
yourself? pony? tent? much?

9. Has your 10. Has your


6. Has a bear ever 7. Have you ever 8. Has a dog ever granny ever parents’ car ever
scared (scare) played (play) bited (bite) you? driven (drive) a broken (break)
you? baseball? sports car? down?

14.Has your
11. Have you ever 12. Has it ever 13. Have you ever teacher ever 15.Have you ever
cheated (cheat) in rained (rain) in cleaned (clean) yelled (yell) at written (write) a
an English test? your bedroom? your own room? you? letter?

16. Have you ever 17. Have you ever 18. Have you ever 19.Have you ever 20. Have your
laughed (laugh) washed (wash) made (make) a read (read) the father ever
for no reason? your own clothes? snowman? Bible? cooked (cook)
dinner?
The Present Perfect tense Complete the sentences using the PRESENT PERFECT tense.
(has/have + past participle) Then rewrite these sentences saying what you or someone has
is used to talk about our ALREADY or NEVER done before! Follow the example.
experiences up to the Example: 1. Have you ever burnt yourself?
present. I have already / never burnt myself.

3. ______ a friend
1. Have you ever 2. ______ you ever of yours ever 4. ______ you ever 5. ______ you ever
burnt (burn) _______________ ___________ (fall) _______________ _______________
yourself? (ride) a pony? off his bike? (sleep) in a tent? (drink) too much?

9. _________ your 10. ________ your


6. _______ a bear 7. ______ you ever 8. ________ a dog granny ever parents’ car ever
ever ___________ _______________ ever ___________ _________ (drive) _______________
(scare) you? (play) baseball? (bite) you? a sports car? (break) down?

14. ________ your


11. _____ you ever 12. ______ it ever 13. _____ you ever teacher ever 15. _____ you ever
_________ (cheat) __________ (rain) _________ (clean) _______________ _______________
in an English test? in your bedroom? your own room? (yell) at you? (write) a letter?

16. ____ you ever 17. _____ you ever 18. ____ you ever 19. _________ you 20. ________ your
_________ (laugh) _________ (wash) _________ (make) ever __________ father ever ______
for no reason? your own clothes? a snowman? (read) the Bible? (cook) dinner?

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