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PRESENT PERFECT

PRESENT PERFECT

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PRESENT PERFECT

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Present Perfect Simple

usage = have/has + past participle

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Simple

We use the PP to talk about something which STARTED in the past and continues up to the present.

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Multiple Select

I (be/here) for an hour.

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have been

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have be

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has been

4

have bean

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Multiple Select

She (have/work) in London for six months.

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has worked

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have worked

3

have work

4

has work

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Simple

We also use the PP to talk about something which have happened during a period of time that continues up to the present.

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Multiple Select

I (has/been) to Africa and India.

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have been

2

has been

3

have be

4

has be

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Multiple Select

(has) you ever (eat) Chinese food?

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Have/eaten

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Has/Eaten

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Have/eat

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Has/ate

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Simple

We often use the present perfect in this way with 'indefinite' time words eg. ever (=at any time up to now), never (=at no time up to now), yet and before.

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Multiple Select

What's the best film you (have/ever/see)?

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Have ever seen

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Has ever see

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Have ever saw

4

Has ever saw

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I (have/never/see) a ghost.

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Have never seen

2

Has never see

3

Have never saw

4

Has never saw

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Simple

We use the present perfect with today, this morning, this afternoon, etc when these periods of time are not finished at the time of speaking.

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Multiple Select

I (have write) six letters this morning.

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have written

2

has written

3

have writing

4

has writing

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Simple

And we use the present perfect when the result of a past action is connected to the present.

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Multiple Select

Someone (have/broken) the window.

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has broken

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have broken

3

has breaking

4

have breaking

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Multiple Select

The taxi (have arrive)

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has arrived

2

have arrived

3

has arriven

4

have arriving

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