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    This document summarizes the uses of the present perfect tense in English. It outlines five main uses: 1) for past actions with present results, 2) for recently finished actions, 3) for past actions that began in the past and may still be ongoing, 4) for life experiences, and 5) for unspecified past times. It also provides examples for each use and discusses time expressions like "ever", "never", "just", and "since" that are used with the present perfect. Finally, it compares the uses of "have gone" and "have been" when discussing travel.

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    This document summarizes the uses of the present perfect tense in English. It outlines five main uses: 1) for past actions with present results, 2) for recently finished actions, 3) for past actions that began in the past and may still be ongoing, 4) for life experiences, and 5) for unspecified past times. It also provides examples for each use and discusses time expressions like "ever", "never", "just", and "since" that are used with the present perfect. Finally, it compares the uses of "have gone" and "have been" when discussing travel.

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    PRESENT PERFECT

    SIMPLE
    FORM
    Affirmative Interrogative

     I  Have I/you/we/they worked?


     You have worked  Have I/you/we/they written?
     Has he/she/it worked?
     Wehave written  Has he/she/it written?
     They

    Negative
     He
     She has worked I/you/we/they haven’t worked
     It has written I/you/we/they haven’t written
    He/she/it hasn’t worked
    He/she/it hasn’t written
    USES
    1. For an action that happened in the past but whose
    results are obvious in the PRESENT.

     John’s car is dirty. EL CARRO DE JON ESTA SUCIO


     He washes the car. EL LAVA SU CARRO
     He has washed the car.
    2. For an action that has JUST finished.

     Marc is having lunch. Time expression:


     He has just had lunch. just
    3. For an action that started in the past and hasn’t
    finished.

    2000 2015

     We bought the house in 2000. COMPRARON UNA CASA EN EL 2000


     We still live in the neighborhood.NOSOTROS SEGUIMOS VIVIENDO EN MISMO BARRIO
    CASA Time
     We have lived here for 15 years. NOSOTROS HEMOS VIVIDO expressions:
    AHI POR 15 AÑOS
     We have lived here since 2000. for, since
    4. For experiences we have/haven’t lived.

     He has flown a plane but he has never tried


    bungee jumping.
     Have you ever travelled by plane? Time
    expressions:
    ever, never
    5. For an action that happened in unspecified time.

     The children have tidied their room.


    WHEN
    ???
    Time expressions
     Ever  Alguna vez
     Never  Nunca
     Just  En este momento
     Already  Ya
     Yet  Aún
     For  Para
     Since  Ya que
     How long…?  Cuánto tiempo…?
     So far  Hasta aquí
     Lately/recently  Últimamente recientemente
     always  siempre
    ALREADY/YET
    YA AUN

     I have already got  I haven’t done my


    dressed. homework yet.

     Has Sarah called yet?


    HAVE GONE TO/HAVE BEEN TO
    A DONDE HAS IDO / DONDE HAS ESTADO

     “Mary has gone to London.


    I miss her so much!”
     (=she is still there)
    Of course,
    I’ve been to
    London a lot
    Have you ever
    of times. It’s
    been to London?
    such an
    ALGUNA VEZ HAS
    amazing city!
    ESTADO EN HE ESTADO EN
    LONDRES LONDRE MUCHAS
    VECES. ES UNA
    GRANDIOSA CIUDAD

     I have been to=


    I have gone and
    come back
    THE END
    INGLIHS – ESPANIS INTERPRETEISON
    PROFESIONAL

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