Change tense as directed. This present perfect tense worksheet is helpful for students preparing for MH Board Class 10 English exam.

Change the following sentences into the present perfect tense.

We make the present perfect tense form by putting has or have before the past participle form of the verb.

Use has when the subject is a singular noun or pronoun.

Use have when the subject is a plural noun or pronoun.

Use have when the subject is the first person singular pronoun I.

Change tense as directed

1. He called me a liar.

2. I won the first prize in the quiz competition.

3. She writes stories.

4. The girl complained of pain the stomach.

5. The police arrested the criminal.

6. Somebody spilt juice on the carpet.

7. I fed the cats.

8. The girl did her homework.

9. I have been waiting for the bus for two hours.

10. They distributed food and medicine to the refugees.

11. I wrote six letters.

12. He ate her breakfast.

Answers

1. He has called me a liar.

2. I have won the first prize in the quiz competition.

3. She has written stories.

4. The girl has complained of pain the stomach.

5. The police have arrested the criminal.

6. Somebody has spilt juice on the carpet.

7. I have fed the cats.

8. The girl has done her homework.

9. I have waited for the bus for two hours.

10. They have distributed food and medicine to the refugees.

11. I have written six letters.

12. He has eaten her breakfast.