Sentence using Present Perfect tense 1been Mr Ansori a for principal years sinteen has 2 Have Before we met ever 3 this studied studied school almost we in have three for years 4 have my hot I yet...

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Sentence using Present Perfect tense 1been-Mr. Ansori-a-for-principal-years-sinteen-has 2. Have – Before -we -met – ever – ? 3. this- studied -studied- school – almost -we- in- have- three – for- years 4 have-my-hot – I – yet – Finished – homework 5. watched-Since – Tiara- morning -Tv-has-this 6. ever – karimun java- to – have – gone-you-? 7. Raka-a-driven-never-has-Car 8. played-For-the boys – Football-hour-have-an 9. al ready- Dina-done-has- tasks – her

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Here are the sentences rewritten using the Present Perfect tense, along with explanations where needed:

Sentence 1:

Step 1: Ordering the words

Rearrange the words to form a grammatically correct sentence. The auxiliary verb “has” needs to be placed before the subject.

Step 2: Creating the sentence

Mr. Ansori has been a principal for sixteen years.

Sentence 2:

Step 1: Ordering the words

Rearrange the words to form a grammatically correct question.

Step 2: Creating the sentence

Have we ever met before?

Sentence 3:

Step 1: Ordering the words

Rearrange the words to form a grammatically correct sentence. Note that “almost” needs to be placed before “three years”.

Step 2: Creating the sentence

We have studied in this school for almost three years.

Sentence 4:

Step 1: Ordering the words

Rearrange the words to form a grammatically correct sentence. “Yet” usually goes at the end of a negative sentence.

Step 2: Creating the sentence

I have not finished my homework yet. (Or: I haven’t finished my homework yet.)

Sentence 5:

Step 1: Ordering the words

Rearrange the words to form a grammatically correct sentence.

Step 2: Creating the sentence

Tiara has watched TV since this morning.

Sentence 6:

Step 1: Ordering the words

Rearrange the words to form a grammatically correct question.

Step 2: Creating the sentence

Have you ever gone to Karimun Java?

Sentence 7:

Step 1: Ordering the words

Rearrange the words to form a grammatically correct sentence.

Step 2: Creating the sentence

Raka has never driven a car.

Sentence 8:

Step 1: Ordering the words

Rearrange the words to form a grammatically correct sentence.

Step 2: Creating the sentence

The boys have played football for an hour.

Sentence 9:

Step 1: Ordering the words

Rearrange the words to form a grammatically correct sentence.

Step 2: Creating the sentence

Dina has already done her tasks.