Active and Passive Voice Exercises Present Perfect Tense

There are many exercises in this section. They are all from Present Perfect Tense. Do the following exercises. Answers are also there for your help. Do the following exercises from the section Active and Passive Voice Exercises Present Perfect Tense. The exercises are from many different famous and popular books.

Active and Passive Voice Exercises Present Perfect Tense – 1

1. He has read the Upanishad.
2. The servant has done his duty.
3. Someone has stolen her goat.
4. Bhavna has broken this glass.
5. Have you ever seen a tiger?
6. Why has Vinay not completed his work?
7. Who has stolen her purse?
8. These boys have eaten all the mangoes.
9. Has he written this book?
10. She has lent me twenty rupees.
11. They have spent all the money.
12. Have you taken your meal?
13. He has not informed his parents yet.
14. How has he done it?
15. Why has the man sent for the doctor?

Exercise – 2

1. I have invited him to the party.
2. You have not read the Gita.
3. The mad dog has bitten this man.
4. Have you not answered all the questions?
5. Jha has sold the house.
6. Australia has won the TVS cup.
7. The maid servant has already washed the plates.
8. The terrorists have exploded the bomb.
9. The magistrate has sent him to jail.
10. They have invited me to the party.

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Active and Passive Voice Exercises Present Perfect Tense – 1

1. The Upnishad has been read by him.
2. His duty has been done by the servant.
3. Her got has been stolen.
4. This glass has been broken by Bhavna.
5. Has a tiger ever been seen by you?
6. Why has his work not been completed by Vinay?
7. By whom has purse been stolen?
8. All the mangoes have been eaten by these boys.
9. Has this book been written by him?
10. Twenty rupees has been lent to me by her.
11. All the money has been spent by them.
12. Has your meal been taken by you?
13. Have his parents not been informed yet by him?
14. How has it been done?
15. Why has the doctor been sent for by the man?

Exercise – 2

1. He has been invited to the party by me.
2. The Gita has not been read by you.
3. This man has been bitten by the mad dog.
4. Have all the questions not been answered by you?
5. The house has been sold by Mr. Jha.
6. The TVS cup has been won by Australia.
7. The plates have already been washed by the maid.
8. The bomb has been exploded by the terrorists.
9. He has been sent to jail by the magistrate.
10. I have been invited to the party by them.