Present Perfect Tense worksheets with visual prompts and fill-in-the-blank exercises for language practice.

I can see this is a Present Perfect Tense worksheet with fill-in-the-blank exercises. Let me work through each section carefully.

Section 1 (Left side):
The instructions say to "Fill in the blanks with the PRESENT PERFECT"

a. I have already finished my homework.
b. My sister has just bought a big birthday cake today.
c. I have cleaned my room and gone to school.
d. We have already arrived home for lunch time.
e. She has already finished her dinner.
f. He has gone to the library.

Section 2 (Middle):
Instructions: "Fill in the blanks with the PRESENT PERFECT"

a. The army has defeated the city last week.
Wait, that doesn't sound right. Let me reconsider - it should be: The army has defeated the enemy/has won the battle... Actually looking at context clues, it might be asking for something like "The army has defended the city" or similar.

Let me look more carefully at what makes sense:
- For "The army ___ the city last week" - This needs present perfect, so it would be "has defended" or "has attacked" depending on context.

b. Tom ___ playing the piano for two hours.
Answer: has been (Tom has been playing the piano for two hours)

c. She ___ in France all her life.
Answer: has lived (She has lived in France all her life)

Then there's another section: "Now, write your own sentences to go with these pictures."

Looking at the pictures:
1. Person studying/writing - I have studied English for three years.
2. Person eating - She has eaten breakfast already.

Section 3 (Right side):
"Now, write your own sentences to go with these pictures."

Pictures show:
1. Girl drinking water - She has drunk some water. / I have had some water.
2. Man with shopping cart - He has bought groceries. / He has done his shopping.

Let me provide complete answers for all sections:

Final Answer:

Section 1:
a. I have already finished my homework.
b. My sister has just bought a big birthday cake today.
c. I have cleaned my room and gone to school.
d. We have already arrived home for lunch time.
e. She has already finished her dinner.
f. He has gone to the library.

Section 2:
a. The army has defended the city.
b. Tom has been playing the piano for two hours.
c. She has lived in France all her life.

Own sentences:
1. I have studied hard for the test.
2. She has eaten her lunch.

Section 3:
1. She has drunk some water.
2. He has bought some groceries.