Question 1
Our team _____ three major projects this month.
Options: has completed, completed, has been completing
Present Perfect - Recent Achievements
Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in the Present Perfect. Click on each blank and choose the correct option from the dropdown menu. Some sentences may have more than one blank, so complete all of them.
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Question 2
The company _____ its sales target for the first time this year.
Options: reached, has reached, am reaching
Question 3
Sarah _____ a promotion at work recently.
Options: has received, received, receives
Question 4
_____ you _____ your exam yet?
Options: Did, Have, Are, passed, pass, been passing
Question 5
The company _____ its best results in the last five years.
Options: has achieved, achieved, has been achieving
Question 6
My colleague _____ a new record for customer satisfaction this week.
Options: set, has set, is setting
Question 7
We _____ our fundraising goal yet.
Options: have not reached, did not reach, are not reaching
Question 8
He _____ just _____ his first marathon.
Options: has, have, is, completed, completing, complete
Question 9
The students _____ excellent grades on their final exams this semester.
Options: have earned, earned, have been earning
Question 10
She _____ already _____ two languages this year.
Options: did, has, is, learned, learn, been learning
Question 11
Our department _____ its productivity targets so far this quarter.
Options: has exceeded, exceeded, exceeds
Question 12
_____ the award for innovation? Yes, they _____.
Options: Have they won, Have they win, Have they been winning, did, have, are
Practise Present Perfect - Recent Achievements with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
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