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Present Perfect Tense

July 29, 2015 Grammar, Videos 1 Comment
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Aim

  • Practice English skills in an aviation context
  • Revise present perfect / present perfect continuous tense
  • Have fun!
Dear Reiko,
I have just arrived in Tokyo and have tried to call you. Have you changed your phone number?
I’ve decided to spend the morning shopping in Harajuku in case you call, or I bump into you. You haven’t moved from Harajuku, have you? I know that you have left your office job and have started working at a Harajuku cafe. I wish I had not forgotten to ask you which one! The thought popped into my head that l’ll have to visit every cafe until I find you!
I have looked forward to this trip for so long. I haven’t visited Tokyo for 5 years and I’ve missed both my favourite city and my best friend so badly! We have had so many adventures together. You know, I’ve made so many great friends working as a flight attendant but I have never met anyone else like you.
Your mum has asked me to make sure you’re eating well, and your dad has asked me to find you a nice husband while I’m here! Ha ha!
I haven’t mastered Japanese yet (though I’ve studied it for 3 years now!) but I have improved enormously. I have practiced it at every available opportunity today, but I have made a few mistakes already!
By the way, the airline has lost my bags!  So QANTAS has given me the perfect excuse to go shopping.
Call me!
X Cara

Write in the correct form of auxiliary verb ‘have’ according to the subject. The first one has been done for you.

I have lived here for 2 years
You   never let me down
We   have known each other since childhood
He   watched TV all day
She   surprised me!
It   forgotten to
David   risked his job
They   driven past the house
British Airways   won an award

 

Write in the correct negative form of auxiliary verb ‘have’ according to the subject. The first one has been done for you.

I haven’t (or, have not) flown with them before
You   met my mum, have you?
We   got any beef dinners left
He   returned the headphones yet
She   felt well since she boarded
It   stopped me before
David   tasted Saki
They   followed the instructions
British Airways   introduced check-in fees

 

Change the main verb to past participle. The first one has been done for you.

I have (study) studied English since high school
You have (break)   your promise
We have (decided)   to get married
He has (leave)   his job
She has (fall)   sick
It has (bite)   my leg!
David has (forget)   my birthday
They have (board)   the plane already
British Airways has (rise)   to the challenge

Link to music video I still call Australia home – QANTAS TV commercial version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QX5UR2leYHA

I Still Call Australia Home

I've been to cities that never close down,
from New York to Rio and old London town,
but no matter how far or how wide I roam,
I still call Australia home.

I'm always travelIing, I love being free,
and so I keep leaving the sun and the sea,
but my heart lies waiting over the foam,
I still call Australia home.

All the sons and daughters spinning 'round the world,
away from their family and friends,
but as the world gets older and colder,
it's good to know where your journey ends.
Someday we'll all be together once more,
when all of the ships come back to the shore,
Ill realise something I've always known,
I still call Australia home.

but no matter how far or wide I roam,
I still call Australia I still call Australia, I still call Australia home.
but no matter how far or wide I roam,
I still call Australia I still call Australia, I still call Australia home.

–          Peter Allen

Answers

Write in the correct form of auxiliary verb ‘have’ according to the subject. The first one has been done for you.

I have lived here for 2 years
You have never let me down
We have have known each other since childhood
He has been waiting in the rain
She has surprised me!
It has forgotten to
David has risked his job
They have driven past the house
British Airways has won an award

 

Write in the correct negative form of auxiliary verb ‘have’ according to the subject. The first one has been done for you.

I haven’t (or, have not) flown with them before
You Haven’t met my mum, have you?
We Haven’t got any beef dinners left
He Hasn’t (or, has not) returned the headphones yet
She Hasn’t felt well since she boarded
It Hasn’t stopped me before
David Hasn’t tasted Saki
They Haven’t followed the instructions
British Airways Hasn’t introduced check-in fees

 

Change the main verb to past participle. The first one has been done for you.

I have (study) studied English since high school
You have (break) broken your promise
We have (decide) decided to get married
He has (leave) left his job
She has (fall) fallen sick
It has (bite) bitten my leg!
David has (forget) forgotten my birthday
They have (board) boarded the plane already
British Airways has (rise) risen to the challenge

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