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21 Common Present Perfect Questions in English
Where have you been? We’ve missed you! In this extremely practical English lesson, I teach you the most common present perfect questions that English speakers actually use. These are FIXED questions that you can drop into your conversations with confidence, since every English speaker on the planet has heard them and uses them on a regular basis. The questions covered in this lesson include: What have you done? How long have you been here? Have you considered...? Have you thought about...? Have you ever wondered...? and many, many more! Watch this video to increase your vocabulary and to improve your English speaking skills. When you’re done, don’t forget to take the quiz to make sure you know the correct question forms. Then, go out into the world and use real English in your conversations!
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