Question

2. James
(not finish) his
homework yet (use present perfect
Tense)​

Answer 1

Answer:

James has not finish his work yet.

Explanation:

the use of the sentence is present perfect

Answer 2

The sentence will be: James has not finished his homework yet.

• The Present perfect tense is that form of tenses wherein a verb form is used to express any action which is done in the time of that present moment itself. Another way of securing it is that it expresses the form of verb signifying events and actions which have all either been done or took place earlier but the period is up to the present times.
• A present perfect tense firstly includes the "subject" then one has to place either "has or have" according to the singular and plural form of the subject and then add the "past participle" and then continue with the rest of the whole sentence.

• It includes two verbs, firstly the helping verb that is either has or have and then secondly there comes the main verb.
• In this sentence, James is a singular noun so we shall use "has" and the past participle of the given word is "not finished" so by adding "has" and "not finished" we shall get our required sentence.
• This sentence tells that James is a person who has not yet finished his homework.

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