Solución del ejercicio sobre Presente Perfecto (Present Perfect Tense) (2)

En este ejercicio te proponíamos que vuelvas a escribir las oraciones en Presente Perfecto reordenando las palabras. También te sugeríamos reescribirlas en interrogativo y negativo. Si ya lo has realizado controla tus respuestas con la solución que te ofrecemos a continuación:

    • Diana has slept until 6 o’clock.
      Has Diana slept until 6 o’clock?
      Diana has not slept until 6 o’clock.
    • I have considered the possibility of travelling abroad.
      Have I considered the possibility of travelling abroad?
      I have not considered the possibility of travelling abroad.
    • Sally has thought about her job.
      Has Sally thought about her job?
      Sally has not thought about her job.
    • The director has arranged an important meeting.
      Has the director arranged an important meeting?
      The director has not arranged an important meeting.
    • My mother has written a lot of letters to the Governor.
      Has my mother written a lot of letters to the Governor?
      My mother has not written a lot of letters to the Governor.
    • Tom and Mary have enjoyed the movie.
      Have Tom and Mary enjoyed the movie?
      Tom and Mary have not enjoyed the movie.
    • I have made many mistakes in the exam.
      Have I made many mistakes in the exam?
      I have not made many mistakes in the exam.
    • Sarah has made a delicious dinner.
      Has Sarah made a delicious dinner?
      Sarah has not made a delicious dinner.
    • I have tried to do the exercises.
      Have I tried to do the exercises?
      I have not tried to do the exercises.
  • She has listened the concert on the radio.
    Has she listened the concert on the radio?
    She has not listened the concert on the radio.

    • My neighbour has played golf.
      Has my neighbour played golf?
      My neighbour has not played golf.
    • My father has smoked ten cigarettes.
      Has my father smoked ten cigarettes?
      My father has not smoked ten cigarettes.
    • Sam has saved enough money to buy a new car.
      Has Sam saved enough money to buy a new car?
      Sam has not saved enough money to buy a new car.
    • They have faced too many problems.
      Have they faced too many problems?
      They have not faced too many problems.
    • The workers have built a new apartment.
      Have the workers built a new apartment?
      The workers have not built a new apartment.
    • John has seen a lot of movies.
      Has John seen a lot of movies?
      John has not seen a lot of movies.
    • Michael has painted the house.
      Has Michael painted the house?
      Michael has not painted the house.
    • The President has given a conference.
      Has the President given a conference?
      The President has not given a conference.
    • My friend has sold his house.
      Has my friend sold his house?
      My friend has not sold his house.
  • The architects have started a new project.
    Have the architects started a new project?
    The architects started a new project.