Let’s go through each sentence one by one. The present perfect tense is made with
have/has + past participle.
We use:
-
I, you, we, they → have
-
he, she, it → has
Also, remember the past participles of common verbs:
- see → seen
- read → read (same spelling!)
- go → gone
- eat → eaten
- climb → climbed
- have → had
- love → loved
- like → liked
- want → wanted
- do → done
- finish → finished
- make → made
- catch → caught
- play → played
- buy → bought
Now let’s fill in each blank:
1. I
have not
seen him today.
2. He
has read the whole book.
3. They
have gone to the park.
4. He
has not
eaten his lunch yet.
5. The cat
has climbed onto the roof.
6. I
have had this car for five years.
7. I
have loved animals since I was a little girl.
8. I
have liked the present perfect since we started learning it.
9. She
has gone shopping with her mom.
10. She
has wanted to go to Europe for years.
11. She
has read the story.
12. I
have done my homework.
13. We
have finished our project.
14. She
has made a cake.
15. They
have gone to the park.
16. I
have caught a cold.
17. We
have done our homework.
18. They
have played soccer in the rain.
19. James
has just
bought a new car.
20. We
have finished our math lesson.
Final Answer:
1. have, seen
2. has read
3. have gone
4. has, eaten
5. has climbed
6. have had
7. have loved
8. have liked
9. has gone
10. has wanted
11. has read
12. have done
13. have finished
14. has made
15. have gone
16. have caught
17. have done
18. have played
19. has, bought
20. have finished
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of perfect tense worksheet.
