

Present Perfect (FOR/SINCE)
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6th Grade
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Julia Cornfoot
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Present Perfect 3
to talk about situations that started in the past and ARE STILL GOING ON.
For example:
She HAS always BEEN interested in technology.
(all her life and she is still interested)

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we use it with verbs like:
-be
-have
-like
-love
-know
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and adverbs like:
*always
* never
*all my life
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we use FOR and SINCE to talk about the length of time for a particular situation.
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Present Perfect 3
to talk about situations that started in the past and ARE STILL GOING ON.
For example:
She HAS always BEEN interested in technology.
(all her life and she is still interested)

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