The document discusses the present perfect tense in English. It explains that the present perfect narrates events that have occurred in the past but still have importance in the present. It then provides examples of how to form present perfect interrogative sentences using auxiliary verbs like "have" and "has" followed by the subject and main verb in the past participle form. Finally, it gives additional examples of questions formed in the present perfect interrogative tense.
The document discusses the present perfect tense in English. It explains that the present perfect narrates events that have occurred in the past but still have importance in the present. It then provides examples of how to form present perfect interrogative sentences using auxiliary verbs like "have" and "has" followed by the subject and main verb in the past participle form. Finally, it gives additional examples of questions formed in the present perfect interrogative tense.
The document discusses the present perfect tense in English. It explains that the present perfect narrates events that have occurred in the past but still have importance in the present. It then provides examples of how to form present perfect interrogative sentences using auxiliary verbs like "have" and "has" followed by the subject and main verb in the past participle form. Finally, it gives additional examples of questions formed in the present perfect interrogative tense.
PERFECT IN ENGLISH (interrogative) What is the perfect present?
◦ The present perfect is a verb tense
in the English language that narrates events that have already occurred at a specific time or in the past but that still have an importance in the present. have you worked today? have you studied this week? has it rained a lot this season? have you been to the movies lately? to ask these questions in english we use the present perfect interrogative. The theory To ask about actions that occur in a period of time that has not yet ended we use the present perfect in interrogative. We form it using the auxiliary have (or has for the third person singular) followed by the person and the main verb in participle. Have you bought the newspaper? Has he brought your homework? Have they thought about it? La práctica Primero vamos a ver have you
Ahora veamos has he y has she Recuerda unir has con he o she para hacer las preguntas como si fueran una sola palabra.
Y, por último, una mezcla que incluye Has it, have I y have we . ¿Ha llamado ella? Has she called? ¿Ha sido un niño bueno hoy (se ha Has he been a good boy today? portado bien)? ¿Ha escrito (ella) una novela? Has she written a novel?
¿Has visto el cuadro? Have you seen the painting?
¿Has mirado por tu ventana? Have you looked out of your window? ¿Has hecho tus deberes? Have you done your homework?
¿Ha parado de nevar? Has it stopped snowing?
¿Le he ofendido (a él)? Have I offended him?
¿Hemos aprendido de nuestros errores? Have we learned from our mistakes?