Question

I took entries of the avifauna (choose the corect alternative to get the present perfect tense of the given sentence​

Answer 1

Answer:

I have took entries of the avifauna

Answer 2

I have taken entries of the avifauna. -This is the answer.

About present perfect tense:

• Present perfect tense is used when we talk about something that has just then happened and something is likely to continue regarding that.
• That is the process of doing lately this tense is used when something has not ended.
• The form of present perfect tense is 'has/ have + past participle of the verb'. (Eg): 'She has done the work. They have seen the film.
• The verbs 'done' and 'seen' are in their past participle form.
• In the sentence given, we have the verb 'took', which we must convert into its present perfect form.
• The subject is 'I'. So the verb that should follow for present perfect is 'have' and the past participle of 'took' is 'taken' that must be used along with it.
• Therefore the answer is: I have taken entries of the avifauna.