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present perfect
a review
Remember
We use the present perfect to talk about life experiences. We need the auxiliaries have or has and the past partciple of the verb
I, WE, YOU, THEY = HAVE /´VE HE, SHE , IT = HAS / ´S
COMPLETE WITH THE CORRECT AUXILIARY
Ever and never
"ever" is used in questions to ask about life experiences up to the present, while "never" is used in affirmative statements to say something has not happened at any time
You must not use "never" with a negative verb form, such as "I haven't never been...".
COMPLETE USING EVER OR NEVER
it's all about the action
in the past participle there are two differnet types of verbs regualr and irregular
Regular verbs = verb + ed Irregular verbs = they change in different ways
Complete with the correct verb
Yet, just and already
these words are very common in the present perfect and help us to say weheter something happened recently , before expected , or haven't happened.
just = acabar de (very recent) alreday = (before expected) Yet = todavía (hasn't happened)
Use already, just, or yet acordingly
For and since
for" is used to express a duration or period of time, while "since" is used to indicate a specific starting point in the past that continues up to the present.
for= desde hace / por since / desde
Complete with for or since
Great job!
congratulations you are one step closer to mastering this topic.
present perfect
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Game
present perfect
a review
Remember
We use the present perfect to talk about life experiences. We need the auxiliaries have or has and the past partciple of the verb
I, WE, YOU, THEY = HAVE /´VE HE, SHE , IT = HAS / ´S
COMPLETE WITH THE CORRECT AUXILIARY
Ever and never
"ever" is used in questions to ask about life experiences up to the present, while "never" is used in affirmative statements to say something has not happened at any time
You must not use "never" with a negative verb form, such as "I haven't never been...".
COMPLETE USING EVER OR NEVER
it's all about the action
in the past participle there are two differnet types of verbs regualr and irregular
Regular verbs = verb + ed Irregular verbs = they change in different ways
Complete with the correct verb
Yet, just and already
these words are very common in the present perfect and help us to say weheter something happened recently , before expected , or haven't happened.
just = acabar de (very recent) alreday = (before expected) Yet = todavía (hasn't happened)
Use already, just, or yet acordingly
For and since
for" is used to express a duration or period of time, while "since" is used to indicate a specific starting point in the past that continues up to the present.
for= desde hace / por since / desde
Complete with for or since
Great job!
congratulations you are one step closer to mastering this topic.