PRESENT PERFECT
SIMPLE
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An overview of the Present Perfect Simple tense, its usage, and various time expressions associated with it. It covers affirmative and negative forms, actions with obvious results in the present, actions that have just finished, actions that started in the past and are still ongoing, experiences we have or haven't lived, and actions that happened in unspecified time. Examples are given to illustrate each concept.
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PRESENT PERFECT
SIMPLE
FORM
Affirmative Interrogative (^) I (^) You have worked (^) We have written (^) They (^) He (^) She has worked (^) It has written (^) Have I/you/we/they worked? (^) Have I/you/we/they written? (^) Has he/she/it worked? (^) Has he/she/it written? I/you/we/they haven’t worked I/you/we/they haven’t written He/she/it hasn’t worked He/she/it hasn’t written Negative
- For an action that has JUST finished. Time expression: just Marc is having lunch. He has just had lunch.
- For an action that started in the past and hasn’t finished. We bought the house in 2000. (^) We still live in the neighborhood. (^) We have lived here for 15 years. (^) We have lived here since 2000. 2000 2015 Time expressions: for, since
- For an action that happened in unspecified time. The children have tidied their room.
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Time expressions
(^) Ever (^) Never (^) Just (^) Already (^) Yet (^) For (^) Since (^) How long…? (^) So far (^) Lately/recently (^) always
HAVE GONE TO/HAVE BEEN
TO
“Mary has gone to London. I miss her so much!” (=she is still there)
I have been to= I have gone and come back Have you ever been to London? Of course, I’ve been to London a lot of times. It’s such an amazing city!