Present perfect (negative form)

Talking about life experiences and changes over time.

By Vanessa Martinez

We will continue where we left.

We will learn about the negative form. ​

We use Present Perfect to talk about actions that happened in the past but still relevant in the now.

In this case ​in a negative context.

​I haven't been to London

Sentence structure.

​I	haven't​	finished ​	my homework.​
​Subject	Haven't/Hasn't​	Past Participle​	extra info​

​*Have not

*Has not​

Open Ended

Unscramble the following sentence:

haven't/Peter/to/I/talked

Multiple Choice

Choose the right sentence.

• She hasn't finish her homework

• She haven't finish her homework

• She hasn't finished her homework.

• She haven't finished her homework.

Open Ended

Unscramble the following sentence

haven't / It / rained / for / last / the / month

Draw

Write your own example.

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