60 Most Common Examples of Perfect Tenses

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• July 21, 2024
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Present Perfect Tense

Positive Sentences

1. I have finished my tea.
2. We have studied 6 tenses.
3. He has completed his homework.
4. She has cooked dinner.
5. They have visited Paris.

Negative Sentences

1. I have not finished my tea.
2. We have not studied 6 tenses.
3. He has not completed his homework.
4. She has not cooked dinner.
5. They have not visited Paris.

Question Sentences

1. Have I finished my tea?
2. Have we studied 6 tenses?
3. Has he completed his homework?
4. Has she cooked dinner?
5. Have they visited Paris?

Negative and Question Sentences

1. Have I not finished my tea?
2. Have we not studied 6 tenses?
3. Has he not completed his homework?
4. Has she not cooked dinner?
5. Have they not visited Paris?

Past Perfect Tense

Positive Sentences

1. I had finished my tea before I got the second cup.
2. We had finalized 6 tenses before we started the 7th.
3. He had completed his homework before going out to play.
4. She had cooked dinner before guests arrived.
5. They had visited Paris before moving to London.

Negative Sentences

1. I had not finished my tea before I got the second cup.
2. We had not finalized 6 tenses before we started the 7th.
3. He had not completed his homework before going out to play.
4. She had not cooked dinner before guests arrived.
5. They had not visited Paris before moving to London.

Question Sentences

1. Had I finished my tea before I got the second cup?
2. Had we finalized 6 tenses before we started the 7th?
3. Had he completed his homework before going out to play?
4. Had she cooked dinner before guests arrived?
5. Had they visited Paris before moving to London?

Negative and Question Sentences

1. Had I not finished my tea before I got the second cup?
2. Had we not finalized 6 tenses before we started the 7th?
3. Had he not completed his homework before going out to play?
4. Had she not cooked dinner before guests arrived?
5. Had they not visited Paris before moving to London?

Future Perfect Tense

Positive Sentences

1. I will have finished my tea before she enters.
2. We will have completed 12 tenses before starting other structures.
3. He will have completed his homework before dinner.
4. She will have cooked dinner before 8 PM.
5. They will have visited Paris by next year.

Negative Sentences

1. I will not have finished my tea before she enters.
2. We will not have completed 12 tenses before starting other structures.
3. He will not have completed his homework before dinner.
4. She will not have cooked dinner before 8 PM.
5. They will not have visited Paris by next year.

Question Sentences

1. Will I have finished my tea before she enters?
2. Will we have completed 12 tenses before starting other structures?
3. Will he have completed his homework before dinner?
4. Will she have cooked dinner before 8 PM?
5. Will they have visited Paris by next year?

Negative and Question Sentences

1. Will I not have finished my tea before she enters?
2. Will we not have completed 12 tenses before starting other structures?
3. Will he not have completed his homework before dinner?
4. Will she not have cooked dinner before 8 PM?
5. Will they not have visited Paris by next year?