GrammarTensesPresent Perfect SimplePresent Perfect Simple - Exercises Present Perfect Simple - Exercises display incorrect answers Exercises Does the Present Perfect Simple take have or has in these sentences? I havehas printed a document.I, you, we, they → have He havehas asked a question.he, she, it → has We havehas bought some biscuits.I, you, we, they → have Alan and Kerrie havehas danced.several people → have Lance havehas carried that heavy bag all the way home.one person → has Write sentences in the Present Perfect Simple. (you/dial/the wrong number) The final consonant l after a vowel is doubled in British English (dialled), but not in American English (dialed). (I/read/just/the book) just always comes before the full verb (they/answer/not/my question) regular verb + ed (he/speak/not/to me/yet) yet can be placed at the end of the sentence or before the full verb (she/finish/her work/already) already usually comes before the full verb Write questions in the Present Perfect Simple. (you/be/to England/yet) be → 3rd verb form (be-was/were-been)|yet comes at the end of the sentence in questions (How often/she/call/you) regular verb + ed (the kids/tidy up/their rooms) With verbs that end in y, the y becomes an i when adding ed. (How often/you/travel/abroad) The final consonant l after a vowel is always doubled in British English (travelled), but not in American English (traveled). (How many letters/he/write) write → 3rd verb form (write-wrote-written) Exercises Present Perfect Simple - Exercises Present Perfect Simple - mixed exercise