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FACULTAD DE DERECHO Y CIENCIAS POLITICAS

EXERCISES
ENGLISH IV

Student’s name: IZARRA APARCO FIORELA

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Class : INGLES Date : 20_06_2022
Topic : Present Perfect Simple (yet, already, for, since)

A. Complete the chart.

VERB PAST PAST PARTICIPLE

be was / were been
eat ate Eaten
fly flew flown
hear heard heard
lose lost lost
read read read
see saw seen
win won won
work worked worked
write wrote Written

B. Write sentences in the present perfect.

1. You / ever fly/ in a helicopter Have you ever flown in a helicopter?
2. she / never eat/ octopus
she has never eaten octopus
3. they / ever be / late for work
has they ever bet late for work?
4. we / never see / a Tarantino film
we have never seen a tarantino film
5. she / write / more than ten mystery novels
she has written more than ten mystery novels
6. I/ not read / The Lord of the Rings
I have not read the lord of this rings
7. you / ever / work / in a clothes shop
have you ever worked in a clothes shop ?
8. he / win / three gold medals
he has won three gold medals
9. they / not loose / a match this year
they have not lost a match this year
10. I / hear / three of their albums
I have Heard three of their albums
Taken from: Essential grammar in use – Supplementary exercises by H. Naylor

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C. Write questions and answers for the picture. Use present perfect +
yet/already.
1. Tidy /his room
Has he tidied his room yet?
No, he hasn’t.

2. wash / his clothes

Has he washed his clothes yet?
No, he has not.

3. eat / the sandwich

Has he eaten the sandwich yet?

4. turn off / the computer

has it turned off the computer yet

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5. drink his coffee

He has drank his coffee already

6. tidy his desk

He has tiedied his desk already
7. put away / his CDs
He has put away his CDs

8. make / his bed

He has made

9. put away / his clothes

10. finish / talking on the phone

Taken from: Essential grammar in use – Supplementary exercises by H. Naylor