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    The document summarizes the present perfect tense in 3 sentences or less: The present perfect tense is used to describe experiences without specifying when they occurred, focus on present states that began in the past and continue to the present, or describe recent or ongoing past actions connected to the present. It is formed with have/has + past participle and is used with time words like already, ever, never, just, still, since, for and adverbs like often, usually, yet to refer to indefinite or completed time frames. Examples show affirmative sentences with have/has + past participle + complement, negative sentences with have/has + not + past participle, and interrogative sentences with have/has + past

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    The document summarizes the present perfect tense in 3 sentences or less: The present perfect tense is used to describe experiences without specifying when they occurred, focus on present states that began in the past and continue to the present, or describe recent or ongoing past actions connected to the present. It is formed with have/has + past participle and is used with time words like already, ever, never, just, still, since, for and adverbs like often, usually, yet to refer to indefinite or completed time frames. Examples show affirmative sentences with have/has + past participle + complement, negative sentences with have/has + not + past participle, and interrogative sentences with have/has + past

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    Infografia 5 Consejos Organico Ilustrado Rosa Pastel

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    Marianas Garcia
    The document summarizes the present perfect tense in 3 sentences or less: The present perfect tense is used to describe experiences without specifying when they occurred, focus on present states that began in the past and continue to the present, or describe recent or ongoing past actions connected to the present. It is formed with have/has + past participle and is used with time words like already, ever, never, just, still, since, for and adverbs like often, usually, yet to refer to indefinite or completed time frames. Examples show affirmative sentences with have/has + past participle + complement, negative sentences with have/has + not + past participle, and interrogative sentences with have/has + past

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    Present Perfect

    MADE BY: KARLA,BARBARA AND MARIANAS

    Use Structure
    Affirmative +
    Not especific
    For experiences in our life without + Have, Has + verb P.P + complement
    saying when they happened
    To focus on present states wich Negative -
    start in the past and have
    continued up to the present + Have, Has + not + verb P.P +complement
    To focus on past completed
    actions which are recent or which
    have a connection with the present Interrogative ?

    Have, Has + + Verb P.P + complement

    Key Words Time Words


    For- For a period of time
    Never
    Just
    Still
    Already Since- From a particular
    Ever moment onwards
    Yet
    Usually
    Often

    Examples
    (+) I have talked with the doctor
    I've seen this films three times

    (-) He hasn't done his homework


    You haven't post your parcel

    (?) Have you read the Biografy?


    Have you send it yet

    English Class
    TEACHER : JONATHAN VÁZQUEZ MORALES

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