Perfect present tenses Worksheet-4
Fill in the blank with the correct present perfect tense form:
A. Is having studied B. Have studied
C. Has studied D. Had studied
A. Is having cleared B. Have cleared
C. Had cleared D. Has cleared
A. Has caught B. Have caught
C. Had caught D. Is having caught
A. Have painted B. Is having painted
C. Has painted D. Had painted
A. Have eaten B. Is having eaten
C. Had eaten D. Has eaten
A. Is having blown B. Has blowed
C. Has blown D. Had blown
A. Is having flowed B. Have flown
C. Has flowed D. Has flown
A. Have shut B. Had shut
C. Have shutted D. Has shut
A. Have made B. Has made
C. Is having made D. Had made
A. Has baked B. Have baked
C. Is having baked D. Had baked
Answer Key:
Explanation: Since the subject is singular, ‘has studied’ is the correct present perfect tense form.
Explanation: Since the subject is plural, ‘have cleared’ is the correct present perfect tense form.
Explanation: Since the subject is plural, ‘have caught’ is the correct present perfect tense form.
Explanation: Since the subject is singular, ‘has painted’ is the correct present perfect tense form.
Explanation: Since the subject is singular, ‘has eaten’ is the correct present perfect tense form.
Explanation: Since the subject is singular, ‘has blown’ is the correct present perfect tense form.
Explanation: Since the subject is singular, ‘has flown’ is the correct present perfect tense form. (Flown=past participle of ‘fly’ & ‘flowed=p.p. of ‘flow’)
Explanation: Since the subject is plural, ‘have shut’ is the correct present perfect tense form.
Explanation: Since the subject is plural, ‘have made’ is the correct present perfect tense form.
Explanation: Since the subject is singular, ‘has baked’ is the correct present perfect tense form.