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    This document discusses the present perfect simple tense in English. It describes the form as subject + have/has + past participle. It provides examples like "I have finished my homework." The present perfect simple expresses an action that is completed in an unspecified time period or an action in the recent past whose effects can still be seen, often using adverbs like "just" or "already." It also notes the difference between "have been" and "have gone," where "have been" implies returning and "have gone" implies being away.

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    This document discusses the present perfect simple tense in English. It describes the form as subject + have/has + past participle. It provides examples like "I have finished my homework." The present perfect simple expresses an action that is completed in an unspecified time period or an action in the recent past whose effects can still be seen, often using adverbs like "just" or "already." It also notes the difference between "have been" and "have gone," where "have been" implies returning and "have gone" implies being away.

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    This document discusses the present perfect simple tense in English. It describes the form as subject + have/has + past participle. It provides examples like "I have finished my homework." The present perfect simple expresses an action that is completed in an unspecified time period or an action in the recent past whose effects can still be seen, often using adverbs like "just" or "already." It also notes the difference between "have been" and "have gone," where "have been" implies returning and "have gone" implies being away.

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    Present Perfect Simple

    FORMĂ
    A: Subiect + have/has + participiu trecut (V3)

    V1 V2 V3
    Participiu trecut/V3: vb. regulate: work-worked-worked
    vb. neregulate: eat –ate -eaten
    I have finished my homework.( Mi-am terminat temele.)
    She has written a letter . ( Ea a scris o scrisoare)
    N: Subiect + have not/has not +V3

    I have not/ haven’t finished my meal.
    I: Have/Has + subiect +V3? Yes, Subiect have/has.

    Have you finished your meal? No, Subiect haven ҆t/ hasn҆t.


    Use:
    Present Perfect Simple exprimă:
    1. o acțiune care s-a încheiat într-o perioadă de timp al cărei
    moment nu este precizat:
    They have gone home. – Au plecat acasă. (nu se
    specifică când)
    2. o acțiune trecută, care s-a încheiat recent și ale cărei urmări
    se pot vedea. Se folosește cu adverbele: just, lately, recently,
    already, yet, ever, never, often
    I have just written two letters. – Tocmai am scris două scrisori.
    They have already come. – Au venit deja.
    They haven’t come yet. – Nu au venit încă.
    has been/has gone
    I have been to New York. = I went to N.Y and I came
    back.
    I have gone to New York. = I am not here. I am still in
    N.Y.

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