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    PRESENT PERFECT

    tense 10°
    TEACHER LAURA B
    When to use?
    We use the Present Perfect to talk about:

    Actions that happened at an unspecified time in the past.


    Actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
    Experiences up to the present.
    Recent actions or changes with present relevance.
    EXAMPLES
    UNSPECIFIED PAST: She has traveled to Japan.
    PAST TO PRESENT: He has lived in New York for five years.
    EXPERIENCES: They have tried sushi before.
    RECENT CHANGES: I have just finished my homework.
    How to use?
    POSITIVE STRUCTURE:
    All subjects take the past participle form of the verb.

    I
    He
    You
    + have + eaten She + has + eaten lunch.
    We
    It
    They
    How to use?
    negative structure:
    All subjects take the past participle form of the verb.

    I
    He
    You
    + haven’t + eaten She + hasn’t + eaten lunch.
    We
    It
    They
    How to use?
    questıon structure:
    All subjects take the past participle form of the verb.

    I
    he
    you
    Have + + eaten Has + she + eaten lunch?
    we
    it
    they
    Attention!
    In the English language, the verbs are divided into two:
    REGULAR VERBS
    Regular verbs form their past participle by adding -d, -ed or -ied to the base form.

    IRREGULAR VERBS
    Irregular verbs do not follow a consistent pattern for their past participle forms.
    Each irregular verb has a unique past participle!
    REGULAR VERBS
    How to spell?
    If the verb ends in a silent e, simply add -d.
    live lived
    hate hated
    bake baked

    Mum has baked a raspberry pie.


    How to spell?
    For most verbs, simply add -ed.
    talk talked
    clean cleaned
    watch watched

    She has watched her favorite show.


    How to spell?
    If the verb ends in a consonant + y,
    change the "y" to "i" and add -ed.
    cry cried
    carry carried
    study studied

    He has studied English since morning.


    IRREGULAR VERBS
    Here’s a list of some of the most common irregular verbs:
    be been cut cut fly flown
    begin begun do done get gotten/got
    bite bitten draw drawn give given
    break broken drink drunk go gone/been
    bring brought drive driven grow grown
    build built eat eaten have had
    buy bought fall fallen keep kept
    catch caught feel felt know known
    come come find found leave left
    FOR SINCE
    AND
    For
    “For” indicates the duration of time.
    Examples:
    I have studied Medicine for five years.
    She has played the piano for three years.
    They have worked there for six months.
    SINCE
    “Since” refers to the starting point of the action.
    Examples:
    I have read 30 pages since yesterday.
    He has worked as a teacher since 2010.
    We have waited for her since 8 PM.
    THANK YOU
    ACTIVITY
    Fill the gaps with 'have' or 'has'.
    1. I ___________answered the question.
    2. She____________ opened the window.
    3. They__________ called us.
    4. You__________ carried a box.
    5. It _____________rained a lot.
    6. We_____________ washed the car.
    ACTIVITY
    Write NEGATIVE sentences in PRESENT PERFECT

    Example: Sarah / not / wash the dishes.


    -> Sarah hasn’t washed the dishes
    1. Anita / not / clean the kitchen
    2. Maureen and Gavin / not / water the plants
    3. Joey / not / make his bed
    4. David / not / buy milk
    5. Lisa / not / be to the baker's

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