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    The document discusses the present perfect tense. It provides four uses of the present perfect tense: 1) To indicate a result of a past action that is important in the present. 2) To refer to recently completed actions. 3) To refer to a state that began in the past and is still continuing. 4) To refer to actions that happened lately or recently, often used with words like lately or recently. It then provides examples of the present perfect tense using common verbs and the structures for affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences.

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    Present Perfect Tense: By: Ayu Kartika & Nor Hafizah Pertiwi

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    PRESENT PERFECT

    TENSE
    By : Ayu Kartika & Nor Hafizah Pertiwi
    Use of the Present Perfect

    1. Result of an action in the past is important in the present


    I have cleaned my room.
    Has Peggy ever been to Tokyo?

    2. Recently completed actions


    He has just played handball.
    3. State beginning in the past and still continuing
    We have lived in Canada since 1986.
    4. Together with lately, recently, yet
    I have been to London recently.
    He has not written the e-mail yet.
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    Have/ Has

    I – We – They – You

    SHE – HE – IS-IT

    Structure: Afirmative (+)


    Subject + Has/have + Verb (v3)
    VERB 3 Regular verb
    Play/played/played Listen/listened/listened
    Talk/talked/talked
    Dance/
    Danced/
    danced

    Clean/
    Cleaned/
    cleaned

    Want/wanted/wanted Walk /walked/walked Watch/ watched/ watched


    VERB 3 Irregular verb
    Win/won/won Cut/cut/cut Sleep/slept/ slept

    Run/
    Ran/
    run

    Think/
    Thougth
    /thought

    Give / gave/given Read/read/read Buy/ bought/bought


    make a sentence based on the existing verb.
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    Haven’t/ Hasn’t

    I – We – They – You Haven’t =


    have not

    Hasn,t =
    SHE – HE – IS-IT has not

    Structure: Negative (-)


    Subject + Hasn’t/haven’t + Verb (v3)
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    Have you eaten pizza ?
    Yes , I have
    No, I haven’t

    Has he listened jazz music ?


    Yes , he have
    No, she hasn’t

    Structure: interrogative (-)


    Has / Have + Subject + Verb (v3) ?
    THANK YOU 

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