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    The document discusses English verb tenses and forms, including the present perfect tense, used to express actions already completed or ongoing. It provides examples of sentences using present perfect tense with already or yet, as well as examples using the verbs "to have" and "to do" in questions and statements. The document also discusses the difference between the past simple and present perfect tenses when talking about completed actions in the past. Finally, it discusses the use of "to be used to" and "used to" to express habits or accustomed actions.

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    The document discusses English verb tenses and forms, including the present perfect tense, used to express actions already completed or ongoing. It provides examples of sentences using present perfect tense with already or yet, as well as examples using the verbs "to have" and "to do" in questions and statements. The document also discusses the difference between the past simple and present perfect tenses when talking about completed actions in the past. Finally, it discusses the use of "to be used to" and "used to" to express habits or accustomed actions.

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    The document discusses English verb tenses and forms, including the present perfect tense, used to express actions already completed or ongoing. It provides examples of sentences using present perfect tense with already or yet, as well as examples using the verbs "to have" and "to do" in questions and statements. The document also discusses the difference between the past simple and present perfect tenses when talking about completed actions in the past. Finally, it discusses the use of "to be used to" and "used to" to express habits or accustomed actions.

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    2. She has already charged the phone.

    She’s already charged the phone. (forma contracta)


    She hasn’t charged the phone yet.
    She’s charging the phone – Ela está carregando o telefone (aqui é verbo
    to be porque o outro verbo vem com ing)
    Perfect tense
    Have + main verb in the past participle
    Already/ just

    I have just had an idea


    Have you had an idea yet?
    Yes, I have already had an idea

    What do you do?

    What do you have?


    What have you done?
    What have you had? I have had a headache (perfect
    What did you have? I had a headache (past

    To be + USED TO – ACOSTUMADO A …..(alguma coisa)


    To Use – usar ( I use my cell phone in class) Eu uso meu cellular na sala.
    To be + USED TO – ACOSTUMADO A …..(alguma coisa)
    I am used to work during the night ( Eu estou acostumado a trabalhar
    durante a noite)

    Used to – costumava a fazer algo


    I used to swim when I was a teen(Eu costumava nadar quando eu era
    jovem)

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