6 present perfect language and speaking exercises

6 Present Perfect Language and Speaking Exercises

1 Present Perfect Questionnaire

This is a present perfect exercise and worksheet for English language learners. Students answer the questions with their own ideas and using appropriate tenses. For the last two items, they write both questions and answers.

Present perfect questionnaire (PDF)

2 Present Perfect: since or for ? (with answers)

This is a present perfect exercise for English language learners to practice using “since” or “for”. Students use the time cues in the pictures to write complete sentences in the the present perfect tense. Click on the image below or the link to download the PDF file.

Present perfect: since or for ? (PDF)

3 Present Perfect: already or yet? (with answers)

This is a present perfect exercise for English language learners to practice using “already” or “yet”. Students use the time cues in the pictures to write complete sentences in the the present perfect tense

Present perfect: already or yet ? (PDF)

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4 Present perfect: common experiences

This is a present perfect exercise for English language learners to practice using the present perfect to talk about common experiences.

Present perfect: everyday experiences questionnaire (PDF)

5 Present Perfect: What has just happened ? (with possible answers)

This is a present perfect exercise for English language learners to practice using the present perfect to talk about events that have just happened (a past event affecting the immediate present). Students use the picture cues to write appropriate sentences.

Present perfect:what has just happened? 1 (PDF)

6 Present Perfect: What has just happened ? 2 (with possible answers)

This is another present perfect exercise for English language learners to practice using the present perfect to talk about events that have just happened (a past event affecting the immediate present). Students use the photos of actions/events to write appropriate sentences.