* "The birthday girl was overwhelmed with the many thoughtful presents she received." (This sentence uses "presents" as a noun referring to gifts.)
* "Despite the chaos, she managed to remain calm and present during the interview." (This sentence uses "present" as an adjective meaning focused and attentive.)
* "The speaker's passionate arguments made the issue feel very present and relevant." (This sentence uses "present" as an adjective meaning real, immediate, and important.)
* "Please be present for the meeting tomorrow morning." (This sentence uses "present" as an adjective meaning physically attending an event.)
* "I was absent last week, but I will be present this week." (This sentence uses "present" as an adjective meaning attending or participating in something.)
Which sentence is "good" depends on the specific context and the meaning you want to convey.