Change the below sentences in Present Perfect Tense:
1. He was a teacher.
2. Yes, he did.
3. No, we didn't.
4. Were you in jail.
5. No, they weren't.
6. Was she sick?
7. They didn't arrive.
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1)He is a teacher.
7) they are arrive.
6)she is a sick?
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He has been a teacher.
Yes, he has done.
No, we haven't.
Have you been in jail?
No, they haven't.
Has she been sick?
They have not arrived.
- The verbs in a sentence are the action words that describe what the subject is doing. Verbs, which describe what is happening, are the primary component of a sentence or phrase together with nouns. In fact, even the simplest sentences—like Maria's song—have a verb because complete thoughts cannot be adequately expressed without one. Actually, a verb can be used to begin a sentence on its own by implying the subject, which is usually you in examples like "Sing!" and "Drive!"
- Almost always, verbs follow a noun or pronoun. The term "subject" refers to certain nouns and pronouns.
Here, the sentences are given as,
- He was a teacher.
The sentence with present perfect tense of the verb is,
He has been a teacher.
- Yes, he did.
The sentence with present perfect tense of the verb is,
Yes, he has done.
- No, we didn't.
The sentence with present perfect tense of the verb is,
No, we haven't.
- Were you in jail?
The sentence with present perfect tense of the verb is,
Have you been in jail?
- No, they weren't.
The sentence with present perfect tense of the verb is,
No, they haven't.
- Was she sick?
The sentence with present perfect tense of the verb is,
Has she been sick?
- They didn't arrive.
The sentence with present perfect tense of the verb is,
They have not arrived.
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