Present Perfect Simple Tense

Present Perfect Simple Tense

By Olivia Oli

HOW AND WHEN TO USE IT:

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• TALK ABOUT PAST EVENTS WITH RESULTS IN THE PRESENT. E.G: I HAVE LEFT MY WALLET AT HOME.

• TALK ABOUT ACTIVITIES THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AND CONTINUE IN THE PRESENT. E.G: I HAVE WORKED HERE FOR 40 YEARS.

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• talk about activities in the past when the time they happened isn't important.

• recent activities (just) e.g: I have just eaten an ice-cream

• experiences important in the present (yet/never)​

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• e.g: I have never been to iceland

• ​activities from an unfinished period at time. e.g: for the past day i' ve had 7 lessons. ​

special adverbs and phrases:

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Happy teaching!

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​how to form it

positive- subj.+have/has+3rd form of the verb

negative- subj.+have/has+not+3rd form of the verb

w.h questions- w.h word+have/has+subj.+3rd form of the verb

y​/n

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