Present Perfect Tense Exercise with Answer in English (PDF)

Present Perfect Tense Exercise

Present Perfect Tense Exercise (Download PDF)- We have given three different exercises to practice which will help them to have a better understanding of Present Perfect Tense. These exercises are designed in such a way that students of other classes can practice them.

Having answers for each exercise can help students check the answers they have done. We have prepared Present Perfect Tense Exercise with Answers which will help the students to understand the sentences when they make mistakes.

These following exercises can be solved by students of any class or board. So, let’s look at these exercises and find out how many students can answer them correctly.

Exercise -1

Fill in the blanks with appropriate present Perfect verbs from the given brackets.

1. You ____ a good work. (do)
2. Rahul ____ cricket. (play)
3. Rohan ____ for his dance performance. (practice)
4. Your mother ____ food for you. (cook)
5. We _____ to watch a movie at PVR. (go)
6. She ____ at the function. (sing)
7. The teacher ____ in the classroom. (teach)
8. I ___ a guitar at home. (play)
9. You ____ a motivational storybook. (read)
10. The boy ____ a car on the road. (ride)
11. The man ___ at everyone at the party. (looking)
12. You ___ like a beggar on the streets. (beg)
13. Your grandmother ____ the poor. (helping)
14. She ___ them. (insult)
15. Sita ___ his homework. (complete)

Answers –

1. You have done a good work.
2. Rahul has played cricket.
3. Rohan has practiced for his dance performance.
4. Your mother has cooked food for you.
5. We have gone to watch a movie at PVR.
6. She has sung at the function.
7. The teacher has taught in the classroom.
8. I have played the guitar at home.
9. You have read a motivational storybook.
10. The boy has ridden a car on the road.
11. The man has looked at everyone at the party. 
12. You have begged like a beggar on the streets.
13. Your grandmother has helped the poor. 
14. She has insulted them. 
15. Sita has completed his homework.

Exercise – 2

Change all the sentences given below into the Present Perfect tense.

1. You buy a new book.
2. She is going to play in the park.
3. Ram is playing guitar.
4. I do my homework.
5. The driver will drive a car.
6. Fever is affecting our bodies.
7. I am eating a mango at the market.
8. The education minister visits the school.
9. Shyam was reading this book.
10. Sneha is singing beautifully at the party.
11. I was leaving for Delhi.
12. You will clean your room.
13. We are going to read books in the library.
14. Seema is speaking fluent English.

Answers –

1. You have bought a new book.

2. She has gone to play in the park.
3. Ram has played guitar.
4. I have done my homework.
5. The driver has driven a car.
6. Fever has affected our bodies.
7. I have eaten a mango at the market.
8. The education minister has visited the school.
9. Shyam has read this book.
10. Sneha has sung beautifully at the party.
11. I have left for Delhi.
12. You have cleaned your room.
13. We have gone to read books in the library.
14. Seema has spoken fluent English.

Exercise – 3

Change the sentences given below appropriately as instructed in the brackets

• Has he played cricket? (change to affirmative)
• You have not come. (change to affirmative)
• I have waited for the bus. (change to negative)
• You have not behaved like a fool. (change to interrogative)
• He has not confused me. (change to affirmative)
• You have left now. (change to interrogative)
• I have earned now. (change to negative)
• Has he felt very much better today? (change to affirmative)
• You have told the truth. (change to negative)
• Has she earned now? (change to affirmative)
• You have learned English. (change to negative)

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You can check your all answers with these given solutions by easily solving the exercises. All these Present Perfect Tense Exercises will help you to understand it.

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