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    The document discusses the present perfect tense in English. It identifies the present perfect tense uses the third form of the verb and either "has" or "have" as helping verbs. For singular subjects like "he", "she", or "it", the verb "has" is used with the third form of the verb. For plural subjects like "we" or "they", the verb "have" is used. To make a sentence negative, "not" is placed between the helping verb and the third form of the main verb. For questions, the helping verb is placed at the beginning of the sentence followed by a question mark.

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    The document discusses the present perfect tense in English. It identifies the present perfect tense uses the third form of the verb and either "has" or "have" as helping verbs. For singular subjects like "he", "she", or "it", the verb "has" is used with the third form of the verb. For plural subjects like "we" or "they", the verb "have" is used. To make a sentence negative, "not" is placed between the helping verb and the third form of the main verb. For questions, the helping verb is placed at the beginning of the sentence followed by a question mark.

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    Present Perfect Tense

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    The document discusses the present perfect tense in English. It identifies the present perfect tense uses the third form of the verb and either "has" or "have" as helping verbs. For singular subjects like "he", "she", or "it", the verb "has" is used with the third form of the verb. For plural subjects like "we" or "they", the verb "have" is used. To make a sentence negative, "not" is placed between the helping verb and the third form of the main verb. For questions, the helping verb is placed at the beginning of the sentence followed by a question mark.

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    PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

     IDENTIFICATION

     Simple Sentence

     Form of Verb
    3RD form of verb

     Helping Verb
    Has and Have are used.

     Types of Pronouns
    He, She, It, + Singular Noun - ‘has’ used
    We, They + Plural Noun - ‘have’ used
    Exception
    I – ‘have’ used
    You - ‘have’ used

     Negative Sentence

    ‘not’ is used after the helping verb and before the verb.

     Interrogatory Sentence

    ‘Has’ and ‘Have’ used in the beginning of the sentence and question mark is
    used at the end of the sentence.

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