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Practice makes perfect. Doing exercises using Present Perfect Tense.

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Practice makes perfect. Doing exercises using Present Perfect Tense.

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Светлана Степанова

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Wizer.me free interactive English, B1+, PRESENT PERFECT, worksheet - Present Perfect by teacher Светлана Степанова

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Present perfect tense

The Present Perfect Tense is formed by 2 things:

(in all form: Affirmative, Negative and Interrogative)

the PAST PARTICIPLE

For example:

She has worked in that office for six years.

past participle II "seen"

When we use the PRESENT PERFECT TENSE:

- completed past action at an unspecified time in the past.

- have you ever....?

- ever or never? EVER / NEVER

For example:

Completed past action at an unspecified time in the past.

She's seen Eiffel tower before.

Have you ever....?

Have you ever been to London?

Ever or never?

Nobody has ever travelled through time.

we also use the PRESENT PERFECT TENSE with:

already

yet

just

since

for

recently

before

She has already cooked her dinner.

Mama, I have not made my homework yet.

I've just heard it on the radio.

I've known him since I was a child.

I have lived in this town for twenty years and I don't want to move away from here.

Have you ever met him before?

Have you met this woman before?

Yes, I have.

to make a reservation

to miss a plane/ a train

to get on a train/ a bus

to get into/ out of a car

to have an accident

Let's try to make sentences using present perfect tense

What countries have you visited?

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TRAVEL BY PLANE PRESENTATION by Timur Dagiev on Genially

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Present perfect tense The Present Perfect Tense is formed by 2 things: (in all form: Affirmative, Negative and Interrogative) the PAST PARTICIPLE For example: She has worked in that office for six years. past participle II "seen" When we use the PRESENT PERFECT TENSE: - completed past action at an unspecified time in the past.