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Present Perfect Tense
Why?: We use the Present Perfect Tense when we talk about-1. Something that happened at an imprecise time in the past.
I have visited China three times. 2. Something that started in the past and isn't finished.
I have worked at UAEU since August 2003. 3. Something that happened in the very recent past.
I have just lost my keys! Help me find them.
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Question:
Subject Q:
subject + have/has + past participle
She
has
written her test already.
subject + haven't/hasn't + past participle
They haven't
seen that film yet.
have/has + subject + past participle
Have
you found
your keys?
who/what + have/has + past participle
Who
has seen
that film?
Please write Present Perfect sentences from the following words.
(John/go/home/already) John has gone home already.
1. (we/travel/to France/many times)
________________________________________________________________ 2. (I/not/take/the exam/yet)
________________________________________________________________ 3. (you/read/your e-mail/recently?)
________________________________________________________________ 4. (Karen/break/her leg)
________________________________________________________________ 5. (how long/you/study/English?)
________________________________________________________________ 6. (I/never/be/to South America)
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If you know when something happened, or if something from the past is finished, then you should use the Past Simple.
I have visited China three times. (imprecise time, Present Perfect) I visited China in 1994, 1999, and 2002. (precise time, Past Simple)
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