Present Perfect Tense 100 Examples | Negative, Interrogative sentences

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Present Perfect Tense 100 Examples | Negative, Interrogative sentences

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Present Perfect Tense: The present Perfect tense is formed by using the third form of the verb, and by adding helping verb “has” or “have” , depending on the person. Here is the List of 100 Examples of present Perfect tense. This List contains some simple sentences, interrogative and negative sentences:

Structure of Present Perfect Tense

Positive SentencesSubject + has/have + V3 + Object + Other words
Negative SentencesSubject + has/have + not + V3 + Object + Other words
Interrogative SentencesHas/have + Subject + V3 + Object + Other words

Present Perfect Tense 100 Examples

  • Ram has called him.
  • Ram has not called him.
  • Has Ram called him?
  • Painter has painted the room.
  • Painter has not painted the room.
  • Has painter painted the room?
  • Arpit has gone to Delhi.
  • Arpit has not gone to Delhi.
  • Has Arpit gone to Delhi?
  • He has jumped long.
  • He has not jumped long.
  • Has he jumped long?
  • John has got a new award.
  • John has not got a new award.
  • Has John got a new award?
  • They have played cricket.
  • They have not played cricket.
  • Have they played cricket?
  • Chinu has cleaned the car.
  • Chinu has not cleaned the car.
  • Has Chinu cleaned the car?
  • We have studied a lot.
  • We have not studied a lot.
  • Have we studied a lot?
  • Vipin has given the party.
  • Vipin has not given the party.
  • Has Vipin given the party?
  • My client has made the payment.
  • My client has not made the payment.
  • Has my client made the payment?
  • They have think about you.
  • They have not think about you.
  • Have they think about you?
  • My friends have won the match.
  • My friends have not won the match.
  • Have my friends won the match?
  • They have eaten banana.
  • They have not eaten banana.
  • Have they eaten banana?
  • My mother has cut her finger.
  • My mother has not cut her finger.
  • Has my mother cut her finger?
  • She has cleaned the room.
  • She has not cleaned the room.
  • Has she cleaned the room?
  • The door has closed today.
  • The door has not closed today.
  • Has the door closed today?
  • The clock has just struck twelve.
  • The clock has not just struck twelve.
  • Has the clock just struck twelve?
  • They have finished their work.
  • They have not finished their work.
  • Have they finished their work?
  • She has taken tea.
  • She has not taken tea.
  • Has she taken tea?
  • She has cooked food for us.
  • She has not cooked food for us.
  • Has she cooked food for us?
  • They have gone for a walk.
  • They have not gone for a walk.
  • Have they gone for a walk?
  • I have been in Pune for one week.
  • I have not been in Pune for one week.
  • Have I been in Pune for one week?
  • Mithun has worked as a teacher for two years.
  • Mithun has not worked as a teacher for two years.
  • Has Mithun worked as a teacher for two years?
  • It has been here the whole time.
  • It has not been here the whole time.
  • Has it been here the whole time?
  • Those two brothers have gone to Delhi today.
  • Those two brothers have not gone to Delhi today.
  • have those two brothers gone to Delhi today?
  • The teacher has taught me.
  • The teacher has not taught me.
  • Has The teacher taught me?
  • The sun has rise you should wake up.
  • The sun has not rise you should wake up.
  • Has the sun rise you should wake up?
  • He has done all things.
  • He has not done all things.
  • Has he done all things?
  • She has proposed me.
  • She has not proposed me.
  • Has she proposed me?
  • You have obeyed your father.
  • You have not obeyed your father.
  • Have you obeyed your father?
  • They have got late for school.
  • They have not got late for school.
  • Have they got late for school?
  • He has beaten his child.
  • He has not beaten his child.
  • Has he beaten his child?
  • She has locked the door.
  • She has not locked the door.
  • Has she locked the door?

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Pushpendra Patel

दोस्तों आपकी तरह मै भी प्रतियोगी परीक्षाओं की तैयारी करता हूँ। इस वेबसाइट के माध्यम से हम एसएससी , रेलवे , यूपीएससी, पुलिस इत्यादि परीक्षाओं की तैयारी करने वाले छात्रों की सहायता कर रहे हैं ! हम इन्टरनेट पर ही उपलब्ध सामग्री को एक आसान रूप में आपके सामने प्रकट करने की कोशिश कर रहे हैं ! हमारा उद्देश्य उन सभी छात्रों को प्रतियोगी परीक्षाओं की सभी समाग्री उपलब्ध कराना है जो पैसे ना होने की वजह से इन पुस्तकों को खरीदने में दिक्कत होती हैं और अपने सपनों को पूरे नही कर पाते है, धन्यवाद.

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