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    This document discusses various tenses in English grammar including the present perfect, past perfect, future perfect, and passive voice. The present perfect uses has or have. The past perfect uses the auxiliary had. The future perfect uses have and refers to situations likely to be completed. The passive voice emphasizes the object of an action rather than the subject performing the action.

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    This document discusses various tenses in English grammar including the present perfect, past perfect, future perfect, and passive voice. The present perfect uses has or have. The past perfect uses the auxiliary had. The future perfect uses have and refers to situations likely to be completed. The passive voice emphasizes the object of an action rather than the subject performing the action.

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    This document discusses various tenses in English grammar including the present perfect, past perfect, future perfect, and passive voice. The present perfect uses has or have. The past perfect uses the auxiliary had. The future perfect uses have and refers to situations likely to be completed. The passive voice emphasizes the object of an action rather than the subject performing the action.

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    PAST

    PARTICIPLE
    Grammar rules
    PRESENT PERFECT
     Always the word has or have

    *She hasn´t finished her assigment yet.


    *I still haven´t found my keys.
    PAST PERFECT
     Use the auxiliar had

    **Chris was ill because he had eaten too much.


    **She missed the bus because she hadn´t set her
    alarm.
    FUTURE PERFECT
     The auxiliaries always is have
     Situations probably to be real.

    * Jamie will have been in Australia for year in


    April.
    * He will have gone by the time you arrive.
    PASSIVE VOICE
     Shows the important of the object not the noun.

    ***The west coast of USA was struck by torrential


    rain last night.

    *** The painting was stolen in the middle of the


    night.

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