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    This document discusses the structure of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences in English using the present perfect tense. It states that affirmatives use the subject followed by have/has and the past participle. Negatives use the subject followed by haven't/hasn't and the past participle. Interrogatives use have/has followed by the subject and past participle. Examples are provided for regular verbs ending in -ed and irregular verb forms from the third column.

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    This document discusses the structure of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences in English using the present perfect tense. It states that affirmatives use the subject followed by have/has and the past participle. Negatives use the subject followed by haven't/hasn't and the past participle. Interrogatives use have/has followed by the subject and past participle. Examples are provided for regular verbs ending in -ed and irregular verb forms from the third column.

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    This document discusses the structure of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences in English using the present perfect tense. It states that affirmatives use the subject followed by have/has and the past participle. Negatives use the subject followed by haven't/hasn't and the past participle. Interrogatives use have/has followed by the subject and past participle. Examples are provided for regular verbs ending in -ed and irregular verb forms from the third column.

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    AFIRMATVAS

    Para construir las afirmativas necesitas el sujeto, el verbo HAVE o HAS dependiendo de si son pesados o no y el verbo en participio. Si el verbo es regular se aade ED, y si es irregular la TERCERA COLUMNA.

    SUJETO + HAVE/ HAS + PARTICIPIO (3 COLUMNNA o -ED)


    Ejemplo: I You He She It We You They HAVE HAVE HAS HAS HAS HAVE HAVE HAVE PLAYED BEEN SEEN MET STUDIED BECOME BEGUN HAD

    NEGATIVAS SUJETO + HAVENT/ HASNT + PARTICIPIO (3 COLUMNNA o -ED)


    Ejemplo: I You He She It We You They HAVENT HAVENT HASNT HASNT HASNT HAVENT HAVENT HAVENT PLAYED BEEN SEEN MET STUDIED BECOME BEGUN HAD

    INTERROGATIVAS HAVE/HAS + SUJETO + PARTICIPIO (3 COLUMNNA o -ED)


    Ejemplo: HAVE HAVE HAS HAS HAS HAVE HAVE HAVE I You He She It We You They PLAYED? BEEN? SEEN? MET? STUDIED? BECOME? BEGUN? HAD?

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