English Grammar Course Unit 14: Present perfect Tense (I have done) (2)

Incorrect.  We often use ever with the present perfect. This answer is incorrect since the correct format for the question is ‘have you ever?’ and not ‘You have ever?’

Incorrect. Have you read is the present perfect tense. This answer is incorrect since it is in the past tense.

Incorrect. Have you lived is the present perfect tense. This answer is incorrect it is in the past tense.

Incorrect. Have you been is the present perfect tense. This answer is incorrect since it uses the past perfect tense.

Incorrect. What is the most beautiful country you have ever visited, is the present perfect tense. This answer is incorrect since it uses the future perfect tense (you will have)

Incorrect. Have you ever spoken to a famous person. This is the present perfect tense. This answer is incorrect since it uses the past tense.

Incorrect. We often use the present perfect after a superlative. Yes, it’s the best I’ve ever seen is the present perfect with the superlative best. This answer is incorrect since it uses the past tense saw. 

Incorrect. We often use the present perfect after a superlative. ‘Yes, it’s the longest I’ve ever read’ is the present perfect with the superlative best. However, this answer is incorrect since it uses the past tense I read. 

Incorrect. We often use the present perfect tense along with a superlative. ‘Yes she is the most interesting person I’ve ever  met.’ is the present perfect tense used with a superlative.  Therefore this answer is incorrect since it uses the past tense, ever met.

Incorrect. Ever  and never  are often used together in the present perfect tense.

‘Is this the first time you’ve played tennis?’ is the present perfect tense.

‘Yes, I’ve never played tennis before.’ is the present perfect tense used with never.

Therefore this answer is incorrect since it uses the past tense I played tennis and I never played tennis.

Incorrect. Ever  and never  are often used together in the present perfect tense.

‘Is this the first time you’ve ridden a horse?’ is the present perfect tense.

‘Yes, I’ve never ridden a horse before.’ is the present perfect tense used with never.

Therefore this answer is incorrect since it uses the past tense you rode and I never rode.

Incorrect. Ever  and never  are often used together in the present perfect tense.

‘Is this the first time you’ve been to Canada?’ is the present perfect tense.

‘Yes, I’ve never been to Canada before.’ is the present perfect tense used with never.

Therefore this answer is incorrect since it uses the past tense I went and I never went.

Incorrect. We use the present perfect tense to say that we have never done something or that we haven’t done something during a period of time that continues up to the present.  Therefore this answer is incorrect since it uses the past perfect tense had not.

Incorrect. We use the present perfect tense to say that we have never done something or that we haven’t done something during a period of time that continues up to the present.  They haven’t visited me since June, is the present perfect tense. Therefore this answer is incorrect since it uses the past tense did not.

Incorrect. We use the present perfect tense to say that we have never done something or that we haven’t done something during a period of time that continues up to the present.  I haven’t played tennis for a long time, is the present perfect tense. Therefore this answer is incorrect since it uses the didn’t play.

Incorrect. We use the present perfect tense to say that we have never done something or that we haven’t done something during a period of time that continues up to the present.  I have never eaten pizza, is the present perfect tense. Therefore this answer is incorrect since it uses the past tense, never ate.

Incorrect. We use the present perfect tense to say that we have never done something or that we haven’t done something during a period of time that continues up to the present.  I haven’t driven  for six months, is the present perfect tense. Therefore this answer is incorrect since it uses the past tense, didn’t drive.

Incorrect. We use the present perfect tense to say that we have never done something or that we haven’t done something during a period of time that continues up to the present.  I’ve never been to Tokyo,  is the present perfect tense.  Therefore this answer is incorrect because it uses the past tense never went.

Incorrect. We use the present perfect tense to say that we have never done something or that we haven’t done something during a period of time that continues up to the present.  ‘She hasn’t written to me since last summer.’ is the present perfect tense. Therefore this answer is incorrect since it uses the past tense did not write.