To solve this exercise, we need to turn the word groups into full questions using the
Present Perfect tense.
The Rule for Present Perfect Questions:
1. Start with the
Wh- word (Where, What, Who, etc.).
2. Add
has (for he, she, it, or singular nouns) or
have (for I, you, we, they, or plural nouns).
3. Add the
Subject (the person or thing doing the action).
4. Add the
Past Participle of the verb (often ends in -ed, but some are irregular like *been*, *done*, *met*).
5. Add the rest of the sentence.
Here is the step-by-step solution for each question:
1.
Where / you / be since morning?
* Subject:
you → use
have.
* Verb:
be → past participle is
been.
* Result: Where have you been since morning?
2.
How many years / she / work as a teacher?
* Subject:
she → use
has.
* Verb:
work → past participle is
worked.
* Result: How many years has she worked as a teacher?
3.
Who / they / meet at the party?
* Subject:
they → use
have.
* Verb:
meet → past participle is
met (irregular).
* Result: Who have they met at the party?
4.
Which exercises / the children / do?
* Subject:
the children (plural) → use
have.
* Verb:
do → past participle is
done (irregular).
* Result: Which exercises have the children done?
5.
What / he / bring?
* Subject:
he → use
has.
* Verb:
bring → past participle is
brought (irregular).
* Result: What has he brought?
6.
Where / your brother / live since 2017?
* Subject:
your brother (singular/he) → use
has.
* Verb:
live → past participle is
lived.
* Result: Where has your brother lived since 2017?
7.
How many bags / we / pack?
* Subject:
we → use
have.
* Verb:
pack → past participle is
packed.
* Result: How many bags have we packed?
8.
How many times / James / be to the opera before?
* Subject:
James (singular/he) → use
has.
* Verb:
be → past participle is
been.
* Result: How many times has James been to the opera before?
Final Answer:
1. Where have you been since morning?
2. How many years has she worked as a teacher?
3. Who have they met at the party?
4. Which exercises have the children done?
5. What has he brought?
6. Where has your brother lived since 2017?
7. How many bags have we packed?
8. How many times has James been to the opera before?
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of present perfect worksheet.
