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A detailed explanation of the present perfect tense in english grammar. It covers the affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms, as well as the use of the present perfect tense to express actions that happened in the past but have results in the present, actions that have happened in a period of time up to the present moment, and actions that began in the past and have lasted up to the present time. The document also discusses the use of adverbs like 'just', 'already', 'yet', 'recently', 'lately', 'ever', and 'never' with the present perfect tense. The information presented in the document can be useful for students learning english as a second language or for those who want to improve their understanding of english grammar.
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Irregular Verbs (
Irregular Verbs ( неправилни
неправилни
глаголи) глаголи)
3 3
rd rd
column in the list of irregular verbs column in the list of irregular verbs
cut - cut -
cut - cut - cut
cut
make - made - make - made - made made
come - came -
come - came - come
come
beat - beat - beat - beat - beaten beaten
show - showed - show - showed - shown shown
(showed) (showed)
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read read
learn
learn
learnt
(learned) (learned)
break break
broken broken
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I N V E R S I O N I N V E R S I O N
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We have cleared up We have cleared up the case. the case.
→ → What What have we cleared up? have we cleared up?
They have been to They have been to England England . .
→ → Where Where have they been? have they been?
Paul and Simon Paul and Simon have seen the accident. have seen the accident.
→ → Who Who HAS HAS seen the accident? seen the accident?
BUT! BUT!
Paul and Simon have seen
Paul and Simon have seen the accident
the accident .
.
→
→ What
What HAVE
HAVE they seen?
they seen?
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for the action that happened in for the action that happened in
some indefinite time in the past
some indefinite time in the past
(the time does not matter)
(the time does not matter)
→
→ I have read
I have read Crime and
Crime and
Punishment.
Punishment.
for the actions happened in the
for the actions happened in the
past but having results in the past but having results in the
present present : :
→ → Somebody has broken the window. Somebody has broken the window.
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TODAY, THIS (WEEK, MONTH…)
TODAY, THIS (WEEK, MONTH…)
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for the action that began in the past and for the action that began in the past and
has lasted up to the present time has lasted up to the present time ( ( and and
probably will go on in the future probably will go on in the future ): ):
SINCE
SINCE (
( од)
од) (to say when the period
(to say when the period
began)
began)
→ → My parents have lived in Belgrade since My parents have lived in Belgrade since
1973.* 1973.*
FOR
FOR (to say how long this period is)
(to say how long this period is)
→ → I haven’t seen my brother for two weeks. I haven’t seen my brother for two weeks.
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JUST JUST (управо) (управо)
→
→ I have just opened my English
I have just opened my English
book. book.
ALREADY ALREADY (већ) (већ)
→
→ Have you already finished your
Have you already finished your
work? work?
YET
YET (још)
(још)
→ → He hasn’t had breakfast yet. He hasn’t had breakfast yet.
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NEVER
NEVER (никада)
(никада) negative
negative
sentences sentences
verb in affirmative verb in affirmative
form form
→ → He has never done anything He has never done anything
wrong.
wrong.
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