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INGLÉS - Present Perfect (already, just, yet, for and since)
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Present Perfect
Already, just, yet, since and for
We use present perfect to talk about PAST actions that are related to the PRESENT:
- Actions that started in the past and continue in the present.
- Actions that have recently happened
- Life experiences
How is it Formed?
Regular past participle verbs have -ed at the end (e.g. called, played, arrived)
have / has
verb
Subject
past participle
(I, you, he, she, they...)
Iregular verbs have a different form (e.g. wake -> woke, break -> broke)
Examples: "I have gone to Paris" "She has watched this film" "They have seen a bird in the sky"
How is it Formed?
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Regular past participle verbs have -ed at the end (e.g. called, played, arrived)
have / has
Subject
verb
(I, you, he, she, they...)
past participle
Iregular verbs have a different form (e.g. wake -> woke, break -> broke)
Examples: "HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TO PARIS?" "HAS HE WATCHED THE VIDEO?" "HAVE YOU CORRECTED THE EXAMS?" "HAS SHE WON THE MATCH?"
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Present perfect
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Present perfect already, just and yet
We use the present perfect with .................... for actions which are finished.
We use the present perfect with .................... for actions which finished a short time ago.
Just
We use the present perfect with .................... for actions which haven't started.
Already
Yet
How is it Formed?
Already
have / has
verb
Subject
already
past participle
(I, you, he, she, they...)
Examples: "I have already picked up the litter" "She has already watched this film" "They have already read the story"
We use already for actions which are finished.
How is it Formed?
Just
have / has
verb
Subject
just
past participle
(I, you, he, she, they...)
Examples: "I have just put the cardboard in the bin" "She has just finished the homework" "They have just turned off the tap"
We use just for actions which finished a short time ago.
How is it Formed?
Yet
haven't / hasn't
verb
...
yet
Subject
past participle
(I, you, he, she, they...)
We use just for actions which haven't started.
Examples: "I haven't cleaned the kitchen yet" "She hasn't washed the cup yet" "They have't bought the present yet"
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already, just and yet
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Remember for and since
We use the present perfect with .................... to talk about the period of time.
We use the present perfect with .................... to say when the action started.
Since
For
How is it Formed?
For
have / has
verb
Subject
for
past participle
(I, you, he, she, they...)
Examples: "I have played tennis for two years" "He has studied french for six months"
We use for to talk about the period of time
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How is it Formed?
Since
have / has
verb
Subject
since
past participle
(I, you, he, she, they...)
Examples: "I have played tennis since last year" "He has studied french since 5th ofMarch"
We use since to say when the action started
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