Read the following sentences. Underline the verbs.
In modern times, pankhas have become traditional craft items in India.
In modern times, pankhas <u>have become</u> traditional craft items in India.
Gujarat's industrious home-based women workers have worked tirelessly in the handicraft of pankha-making.
Gujarat's industrious home-based women workers <u>have worked</u> tirelessly in the handicraft of pankha-making.
Many tribes in India have adopted this handicraft.
Many tribes in India <u>have adopted</u> this handicraft.
Once made for personal use, this handicraft has transformed into a commercial business.
Once made for personal use, this handicraft <u>has transformed</u> into a commercial business.
Explanation
The question requires identifying and underlining the verbs in the given sentences. Based on the textbook context, the exercise specifically focuses on the present perfect tense, which describes past actions that have relevance to the present. The present perfect verbs in these sentences are 'have become', 'have worked', 'have adopted', and 'has transformed'.