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Our Present Perfect worksheets are some of the most frequently downloaded in the collection. We have handouts covering experiences, unfinished actions and much more!

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		Title: My Cup of Tea Target Structure: Present Perfect Continuous Level: Intermediate Time: 60 minutes     Description: This worksheet is a great way to build your students' abilities with the Present Perfect. The topic is the benefits of tea. There's a reading, followed by controlled exercises on the Present Perfect Continuous. The final two exercises give your students lots of speaking practice. There is a personalisation exercise, and then lots of discussion questions. This worksheet is for intermediate-level students, but can be adjusted for other levels. *** Updated for British English Version in 2010 ***

		Title: Spot the Mistakes - Present Perfect Target Structure: Present Perfect Level: Elementary - Pre-Int Time: 30+ minutes     Description: This is a great error-correction worksheet practicing the present perfect. It's kept at a low level, so it's ideal for elementary students who have been introduced to basic uses of the tense - experiences, for since, etc. The present perfect can be a rather serious topic. This worksheet is both fun, and easy to teach!

		Title: Doing Some DIY Target Structure: Present Perfect Simple / Continuous Level: Lower Intermediate+ Time: 45 minutes     Description: This worksheet looks at the difference between the Present Perfect Simple and Continuous. There's a conversation, some practice exercises and a 'Find Someone Who' activity to get your students using the language with each other. 'Doing Some DIY' is written for lower-intermediate classes, but can easily be adapted.

		Title: Have you ever been to the USA? Target Structure: Present Perfect - Experiences Level: Elementary / Pre-Int Time: 30 minutes     Description: This worksheet is great for getting lower-level students to build their conversation and fluency skills. The worksheet looks at 'Have you ever', followed by Past Simple 'Wh-' questions. There is a conversation, grammar practice and a substitution speaking exercise. For additional speaking practice, you can use our 'Experiences Worksheet'.

		Title: Experiences Worksheet Target Structure: Present Perfect and Past Simple Level: Elementary / Pre-Int Time: 30 minutes     Description: If your students need some speaking practice, this 'Find Someone Who'-style activity is bound to work well. It's simple, but very effective. Students need to find one person for each experience. Then, they need to ask follow up questions using the Past Simple. It's ideal for groups, and there's also a blank template that you can use for your own questions.

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