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Present Perfect Tense

Part(1)
Present perfect tense
We form the present perfect tense
with have / has + past participle.
I
You
have eaten an apple.
We
They

He
She
has eaten an apple.
It
John
Present perfect tense
Irregular verbs

Present Past Present perfect

take took have / has taken
ride rode have / has ridden
drink drank have / has drunk
swim swam have / has swum
throw threw have / has thrown
see saw have / has seen
go went have / has gone
Practice (1)
Present Past Present perfect
e.g. make made have / has made
1 do did have / has done
2 tidy tidied have / has tidied
3 eat ate have / has eaten
4 draw drew have / has drawn
5 take took have / has taken
6 paint painted have / has painted
7 write wrote have / has written
Practice (2)
Present Past Present perfect
8 ride rode have / has ridden
9 swim swam have / has swum
10 sweep swept have / has swept
11 move moved have / has moved
12 see saw have / has seen
13 speak spoke have / has spoken
14 cook cooked have / has cooked
15 break broke have / has broken
Present Perfect

Yet, just, already

 Yet
In the Present Perfect tense, we use
yet with questions or negative (no)
sentences. We put yet at the end of the
sentence.

Have you eaten the apples yet? (question)

‘Yet’ goes at the END of the sentence or question.

No, I haven’t eaten the apples yet. (negative)

 Just
In the Present Perfect tense, we use
just with positive sentences. To say that
something happened recently. We put
just before the main verb.

My sister has just started a new job. (positive)

‘just’ goes before the verb of the sentence.
Already
In the Present Perfect tense, we use
already with positive (yes) sentences.
To say that something happened before
now. Put already before the main verb.

Have you eaten the apples yet? (question)

Yes, I’ve already eaten the apples. (positive)

‘Already’ goes before the main verb of the sentence.
Already / yet
e.g. do

Has
______ done
Mary _______ yet
her homework _____?

has already done

Yes, she _________________her homework.
Already / yet
e.g. eat

Has Ben _______

______ yet ?
eaten his hamburger_____
hasn’t / has not eaten his hamburger
No, he ___________________
yet
_______ .
Practice
1 (do)
Has
________ done the washing
Mum ________
yet
_______ ?
has already done the washing.
Yes, she _______________

2 (sweep)
Have
________ swept the
Sally and Joe ________
yet
floor _______ ?
haven’t swept the floor
No, they____________
yet .
_____
Practice
3 (throw)
Have
________ thrown away the rubbish
you ________
yet
_______ ?
Yes, I ’ve / have already thrown
___________________ away the
rubbish.

4 (write)
Has
________ written the letter
Mark ________
yet
_______ ?
hasn’t written the letter _____
No, he ____________ yet .