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Present Perfect: S + Have/Has + Past Participle (-Ed/ 3 Column Irregular Verbs)

The document discusses the present perfect tense in English. The present perfect tense uses have/has + past participle to talk about past events that have a present relevance or completed actions. It can be used to ask about experiences in an indirect way. Some example sentences using the present perfect tense include "I have been to Paris twice" and "Have you ever read a book by Ken Follet?". The adverb "yet" can also be used with the present perfect to talk about actions that are unfinished or whose completion is unknown, such as "I haven't finished my shower yet."

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Present Perfect: S + Have/Has + Past Participle (-Ed/ 3 Column Irregular Verbs)

The document discusses the present perfect tense in English. The present perfect tense uses have/has + past participle to talk about past events that have a present relevance or completed actions. It can be used to ask about experiences in an indirect way. Some example sentences using the present perfect tense include "I have been to Paris twice" and "Have you ever read a book by Ken Follet?". The adverb "yet" can also be used with the present perfect to talk about actions that are unfinished or whose completion is unknown, such as "I haven't finished my shower yet."

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PRESENT PERFECT

S + HAVE/HAS + PAST PARTICIPLE (-ed/ 3rd column irregular verbs)


1.- WE TALK (ASK) ABOUT THE PAST BUT WE DONT KNOW, IT IS NOT INTERESTINGWHEN

THE IMPORTANT THING IS THE SITUATION, THE EXPERIENCE.

I HAVE BEEN TO PARIS TWICE.

HAVE YOU EVER READ A BOOK BY KEN FOLLET?

2.- YET, ALREADY, JUST

2.1.- YET, WHEN THE ACTION IS NOT FINISHED OR WE DONT KNOW IF IT FINISHED. (AT THE
END OF THE NEGATIVE SENTENCES OR QUESTIONS)

I HAVENT FINISHED MY SHOWER YET. HAVE YOU FINISHED YOUR SHOWER YET?

I HAVENT WRITTEN MY BOOK YET.

HAS SHE PLAYED THE NEW GAME YET?

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