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Present perfect tense. Easy explanation. Funny examples

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Trick: perfect tenses are always formed with the auxiliary to have and the verb in the past participle: the auxiliary 'to have' is always conjugated in the present (to form the present perfect), in the past (to form the past perfect) or in future (to form the perfect future), and then the main verb in the past participle is added to it.

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*GRAMMAR*

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Estructure:

First person: HAVE + VERB (past participle) + COMPLEMENT.

Third person: HAS + VERB (past participle) + COMPLEMENT.

USED TO DESCRIBE:
— An action or situation that started in the past and continue in the present.
— An action performed during a period that has not yet finished.
— A repeated action in an unspecified period between the past and now.
EXAMPLES:(affirmative)
— I have worked here since I graduated school.
— He has finished his homework.
EXAMPLES: (negative)
— I haven't worked here since I graduated school.
— He hasn't finished his homework.
EXAMPLES: (interrogative)
— Have I worked here since I graduated school ?
— Has he finished his homework ?

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HOW TO FORM IT:

WILL HAVE + PAST PARTICIPAL

WHEN TO USE IT:

1) For an action which will be completed a certain time in the future.
2) For an action in the future which will be completed before another action in the future.