Present perfect tense sentences

😊 Here are some sentences for A2 English learners to practice present perfect tense:

1. I have eaten breakfast.
2. She has visited Paris.
3. They have bought a new car.
4. He has finished his homework.
5. We have seen that movie.
6. I have read that book.
7. They have moved to a new house.
8. She has learned English.
9. He has worked here for 5 years.
10. We have been to India.
11. I have lost my phone.
12. They have got married.
13. She has changed her job.
14. He has grown a beard.
15. We have visited that museum.

😊 Here are more sentences for A2 English learners to practice present perfect tense:

1. I have visited Mumbai twice.
2. She has eaten Italian food.
3. They have started a new project.
4. He has broken his leg.
5. We have lived in Delhi for 3 years.
6. I have forgotten my password.
7. She has bought a new dress.
8. They have gone to the movies.
9. He has finished his degree.
10. We have met before.
11. I have lost my keys.
12. She has changed her hairstyle.
13. They have moved to a bigger house.
14. He has learned to drive.
15. We have been to the beach.

*More examples with "just", "already", and "yet":*
1. I have just eaten lunch.
2. She has already finished her work.
3. They haven't arrived yet.
4. He has just gone out.
5. We have already seen that movie.
6. I haven't done it yet.


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