50 Sentences of Present Perfect Tense Examples

The present perfect tense in English is used to indicate actions or events that have a connection to the present moment. It is formed by using the present tense of the auxiliary verb “have” (have/has) and the past participle form of the main verb. Here is the basic structure:

Positive Form: Subject + have/has + past participle

Negative Form: Subject + have/has + not + past participle

Questions: Have/Has + subject + past participle

Affirmative Sentences

1. I have finished my homework.
2. She has visited Paris several times.
3. They have never eaten sushi before.
4. He has just graduated from college.
5. We have cleaned the entire house.
6. Maria has read that book already.
7. The company has achieved its sales target.
8. John has traveled to many countries.
9. They have bought a new car.
10. She has learned to play the piano.
11. I have met the CEO of the company.
12. We have watched all the episodes of that TV series.
13. He has experienced a lot in his life.
14. They have completed the project on time.
15. She has cooked dinner for us.
16. I have seen that movie before.
17. The team has won the championship.
18. We have renovated our kitchen.
19. He has broken his phone.
20. They have visited the Grand Canyon.
21. She has never tried sushi.
22. I have known him for years.
23. We have visited the Eiffel Tower.
24. They have lived in this city for a long time.
25. He has worked at the same company for 10 years.
26. She has earned a master’s degree.
27. I have found my lost keys.
28. They have adopted a puppy.
29. We have explored many national parks.
30. He has repaired the leaking roof.

Negative Sentences

1. I have not visited Paris.
2. She has not finished her homework yet.
3. They have not seen that movie.
4. We have not traveled to Asia.
5. He has not read the book you recommended.
6. Mary has not cooked dinner tonight.
7. The company has not received any new orders this month.
8. I have not spoken to him in weeks.
9. They have not found the lost keys.
10. She has not learned how to swim.

Interrogative Sentences

1. Have you ever visited Paris?
2. Has she finished her homework yet?
3. Have they seen that movie before?
4. Have you ever been to Japan?
5. Have you ever met a celebrity?
6. Has he traveled to Europe recently?
7. Have you eaten sushi before?
8. Have they ever won a championship?
9. Have you read that book already?
10. Has she ever tried skydiving?
11. Have you ever tried Indian cuisine?
12. Has he completed the project on time?
13. Have they ever been to the Grand Canyon?
14. Have you ever experienced a hurricane?
15. Has she received the package yet?
16. Have you ever ridden a horse?
17. Have they seen the new art exhibit?
18. Has he ever gone scuba diving?
19. Have you ever lost your passport?
20. Have they finished the construction work?