Present perfect quiz 2

Click the '?' on the answer you think is correct.

She's gone to lunch
1. She's out - in the restaurant
2. She's back in the office.
She's been to lunch.
1. She's out - in the restaurant
2. She's back in the office.
He's gone to Beijing.
1. This means he will definitely come back.
2. We don't know whether he will come back.
She hasn't had breakfast yet.
1. We expect she will have breakfast later.
2. We don't know whether she will have breakfast later
Have you finished already?
1. You have finished when I expected you to finish.
2. You finished sooner than I expected.
I haven't seen that movie yet.
1. I plan to see the movie
2. I'm not interested in seeing the movie.
I haven't seen the movie.
1. I want to see the movie
2. You don't know whether I want to see the movie
I've been trying to call you all morning.
1. I've now got through.
2. I still haven't got through.
I've been trying to call him all morning.
1. You've now got through to him.
2. You still haven't got through to him yet.
Someone's drunk my wine.
1. All your wine is gone.
2. Some of your wine is gone.
I've been reading War and Peace.
1. I've finished it.
2. I haven't finished it
We've been studying grammar all morning.
1. It is now the afternoon
2. It is still morning.
We studied grammar all morning.
1. It is still the morning.
2. It is some time after the morning.
I've _________ out every evening this week.
1. been
2. gone
I've ___________ every question and I still don't understand the present perfect!
1. answered
2. been answering

Resources page for present perfect tense

Gap fill exercises

Letter : present perfect or past simple?
Fill the gaps in the complaint letter with past simple or present perfect verb forms

Present perfect, past simple and past continuous 01
Gapped dialogue. 'Have you ever...?' with a short anecdote as the reply using past simple and past continuous.

Present perfect, past simple and past continuous 02
Gapped dialogue. 'Have you ever...?' with a short anecdote as the reply using past simple and past continuous.

Quizzes - multiple choice / short answer

Present perfect and past simple - concept quiz
Ten-question MC concept checking quiz on present perfect simple and past simple.

Present perfect and past simple quiz 2
Twelve-question multiple-choice quiz with feedback and explanations.

Present perfect and past simple quiz 1
Twelve-question MC quiz testing present perfect for (recent) actions with present consequences, and events in an unfinished time period (the life of a living person, this week, this month etc.)