Question

Fill in the blanks with the present perfect or past perfect form of the verbs in brackets.​

Answer 1

In Present Perfect Tense -

1. Rajiv has worked (work) as an engineer before he took farming.
2. I have walked (walk) to school many times.
3. The boys have finished (finish) cleaning their room.
4. My pet Lilo has chewed (chew) my father's shoes.
5. We have expected (expect) to win the match but we lost.
6. The thieves have escaped (escape) before the police reached the bank.
7. The medicine has cured (cure) my stomach ache.
8. Lakshit has behaved (behave) well as fair, so his mother gave him a treat.

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In Past Perfect Tense -

1. Rajiv had worked (work) as an engineer before he took farming.
2. I had walked (walk) to school many times.
3. The boys had finished (finish) cleaning their room.
4. My pet Lilo had chewed (chew) my father's shoes.
5. We had expected (expect) to win the match but we lost.
6. The thieves had escaped (escape) before the police reached the bank.
7. The medicine had cured (cure) my stomach ache.
8. Lakshit had behaved (behave) well as fair, so his mother gave him a treat.

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Explanation -

Structure of present perfect tense -

Subject + has/ have + Third form of verb + Object.

Now you must be wondering where to use has and where to use have!

We will use has with singular pronouns like,

• he
• she
• it
• any name
• object (in singular)

whereas have is used with the plural pronouns,

• I
• you
• we
• they
• object (in plural)

Structure of past perfect tense -

Subject + had + Third form of verb + Object.

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Trick - If you aren't able to memorize the third form of verbs then simply put either "d" or "ed" suitably in the ending of every verb.

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Answer 2

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