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2º Ensino Médio
Gender gap= Diferença de gênero. Como em alguns
aspectos homens e mulheres são diferentes.
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The present perfect
tense describes an action that began
in the past (despite being a present They have fixed the fence.
tense). For example:John has
Present
Perfect
Tense? The present perfect tense is
formed liked this:[subject]
+ "has" or "have"
(with
Examples)
Often, the action being described is
still continuing into the present
(e.g., John continues to take Sarah's
+ [past participle] advice). This is how the present
perfect tense differs from the
simple past tense.
Here is another example of the present perfect tense
(highlighted). For comparison, the example is given
alongside similar-looking example featuring the
Comparing simple past tense. Janet has run two miles.
the Present
Perfect (This is the present perfect tense. In this example,
Janet is still running when the words were
Tense and said.)Janet ran two miles.
the Simple
Past Tense (This is the simple past tense. In this example, Janet
has stopped running when the words were said.)
The presente tense is formed by :
Forming
the Present Subject +Have/ has+ past participle
Perfect
Tense
I have worked.
DO
MAKE
SEE
CLEAN
ORGANIZE
UNDERSTAND
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