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    The document discusses the present perfect tense in Polish. It explains that the present perfect tense expresses completed actions that have an effect on the present. It also lists common time expressions used with the present perfect tense, such as "recently", "lately", "yet", "ever", "never", and "so far". Examples are provided to illustrate using the present perfect tense, as well as contractions of the auxiliary verb "have".

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    The document discusses the present perfect tense in Polish. It explains that the present perfect tense expresses completed actions that have an effect on the present. It also lists common time expressions used with the present perfect tense, such as "recently", "lately", "yet", "ever", "never", and "so far". Examples are provided to illustrate using the present perfect tense, as well as contractions of the auxiliary verb "have".

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    PRESENT PERFECT

    Lastosowanie
    ↳ cos
    terazniepscy
    ↳ we jest istoly cas
    mykonywania cynnosi
    ↳
    najwazniese a Skutki
    ↳
    crynnosi repocistaw presstosi, trwa
    daley
    Budowa

    it + +

    Last na
    ⑧ .
    ⑧
    X
    C
    8 &

    & ⑳

    · &

    ④
    8

    · %

    .. *
    *

    *
    ⑥
    e

    8
    &

    8 8

    · % ·
    · I have
    found my dog Inalazian
    mojego psa
    -

    .
    .

    ·
    They have changed their plans Oni zmienil
    plany
    -

    Present
    Yal G> Perfect
    rospoznac ?

    Okresniki casu;

    Recently Costatnio)
    ·

    Lately (woshetnim casie)


    ·
    Yet (jeszcze nie)
    ·
    Ever Chiedykolnick)
    (wainie dopiero (o)
    ·

    Yest ,

    Never (nigdy)
    ·

    ·
    so
    far (do rej pory)
    In the few days
    ·

    last
    *
    ·

    Since (od ) ...


    Since high school . . .

    *
    ·
    For (od ) For 3
    ...

    years ...

    Already juz
    -

    PRIECZENIA
    ·
    I have er wavelled by plane .

    I have not moved things


    ·

    your
    .

    She homework
    ·
    hasn't done her yet .

    PYTANIA
    been
    ↳ Haveyoueven here o e
    skroty
    I have
    - I've have not ->
    haven't
    you have
    ->
    You've
    has not-> hasn't
    she has ->
    She's

    he has ->
    he's

    we have
    ->
    we've

    they have ->


    mey've

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