Present Perfect And Past

Question 1

Have+ p.p ( past until now)
-> use today, this morning, this day,…
- it’s a first time,…
……,before

Answer 1

I’ve never had a motorcycle
I haven’t read Hamlet
It’s a boring story that I have ever heard
Have you heard about news recently?
I have many problems so far
I haven’t eaten anything since breakfast
I’ve met a lot of people in the last few days
I’ve drunk a cup of tea today.
Have you had a vacation this year?
It’s the first time, I have driven a car.
He has never driven a car before
This a forth time, he has called her tonight

Question 2

Present perfect: use for recent happenings, give new information, tells us something about now,
I have just had lunch (a short time ago)
I have already left ( sth happened sooner)
She has not mailed it yet (question and negative form)

Answer 2

Has it stopped raining yet?
I have just heard some good news
I have lost my keys. I can’t get into the house.
I have done lots of work today.
Have you seen Lisa this morning (recently)?

Question 3

Present perfect continuous ( I have been doing)
Use for an activity that has recently stopped.

Answer 3

You’re out of breath. Have you been running?
He’s very tired. He’s been working very hard
How long have been studying?
He’s been watching tv all day
I have been looking for him for the last half hour
He has been playing tennis since 2:00
How long have they had their car?
How long have you been married?