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Perfect Tense Verbs

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Sandy has played soccer today.
present perfect tense
The girls have made the cookies for the party.
present perfect tense
They have written three essays already.
present perfect tense
My family has been to Canada for vacation.
present perfect tense
Haley has forgotten her folder.
present perfect tense
They have played football.
present perfect tense
I have seen that movie!
present perfect tense
Simon has bought a new car.
present perfect tense
Have you studied for the test?
present perfect tense
The hens have laid plenty of eggs.
present perfect tense
The banana has not turned brown yet.
present perfect tense
My dogs have not eaten anything.
present perfect tense
Shawn has answered ten questions so far.
present perfect tense
I have put the eggs on the table.
present perfect tense
The manager has opened the restaurant for lunch.
present perfect tense
After Josh had finished his work, he went to lunch.
past perfect tense
Harold had known about the party before he bought his costume.
past perfect tense
I didn't say anything until she had finished talking.
past perfect tense
Had the water boiled when you went to the kitchen?
past perfect tense
Meg had lived in London before she moved to Paris.
past perfect tense
She had washed her hands before she cooked dinner.
past perfect tense
Saul began to run after he had seen the cat.
past perfect tense
Did the students go home after they had visited the library?
past perfect tense
By the time I got home, mom had left.
past perfect tense
David had spoken to the coach before he left the locker room.
past perfect tense
Trey called the store after I had forgotten my wallet in the cart.
past perfect tense
The car had run out of gas before we got to the gas station.
past perfect tense
Kyle had considered taking a nap before going to watch the movie.
past perfect tense
Beth and Zoe had cleaned up the mess by the time their parents got home.
past perfect tense
After Lauren had turned on the alarm, she went to sleep.
past perfect tense
We will have driven for three hours by the time we arrive.
future perfect tense
Xavier will have read that book five times before the end of the year.
future perfect tense
Trayce will have scored ten points if he makes another basket.
future perfect tense
Will he have learned all the information about this job by the time he begins?
future perfect tense
By next week, we will have earned enough money to buy the new bike.
future perfect tense
I will have prepared breakfast by the time the children wake up.
future perfect tense
The rain will have stopped by tomorrow.
future perfect tense
By that time I will have finished my homework.
future perfect tense
They will have built the bridge by next summer.
future perfect tense
She will have fallen asleep by the time we get home.
future perfect tense
Julie will have taught me how to play soccer by the time the season starts.
future perfect tense
How long will you have lived in this city next year?
future perfect tense
In two hours the plane will have taken off.
future perfect tense
We will have opened all of the boxes by the end of our work shift.
future perfect tense
I will have slept for eight hours by the time I get up for school.
future perfect tense
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