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Present Perfect Tense: Plural Nouns
Present Perfect Tense: Plural Nouns
1. The Present Perfect is used to talk about an action that has just happened
or been completed.
2. When we use the present perfect, the exact time of the action is not
mentioned.
3. We use {has/have + the past participle of a verb} to form the present
perfect.
4. Example of the past participle verbs:
- Eat (present) / ate (past) / eaten (past participle)
- Walk (present) / walked (past) / walked (past participle)
- Sing (present) / sang (past) / sung (past participle)
I
You have booked the flight tickets to
Plural
They (‘ve) Singapore.
nouns
We
The visitors
He
She Singular has enjoyed the trip on the luxury train.
It nouns (’s)
The visitor
Use Example
1 Actions that have just finished The students have just completed a
project on the environment
2 Experiences and achievements The scientist has won many prizes
3 Actions that happened in the I can’t show you how to use the camera
past but have results that affect because I haven’t read the instructions
the present
4 Actions that happened at an I have lost my map in of the rainforest
indefinite time in the past
Exercise: Complete the sentences using the present perfect tense of the verbs
in brackets. {has/have + the past participle of a verb}