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    The document discusses the uses of the present perfect tense in English. It notes that the present perfect tense is used to describe experiences that began in the past but continue in the present, without specifying a time period. It also outlines several modifiers that can be used with the present perfect, including "ever", "never", "just", "already", "yet", "still", "for", and "since" to indicate the time frame or provide additional context about the action or experience.

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    Present Perfect Summary

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    The document discusses the uses of the present perfect tense in English. It notes that the present perfect tense is used to describe experiences that began in the past but continue in the present, without specifying a time period. It also outlines several modifiers that can be used with the present perfect, including "ever", "never", "just", "already", "yet", "still", "for", and "since" to indicate the time frame or provide additional context about the action or experience.

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    While, A Time, Ages, A Month Tuesday, 2008, I Was A Child, June

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    The document discusses the uses of the present perfect tense in English. It notes that the present perfect tense is used to describe experiences that began in the past but continue in the present, without specifying a time period. It also outlines several modifiers that can be used with the present perfect, including "ever", "never", "just", "already", "yet", "still", "for", and "since" to indicate the time frame or provide additional context about the action or experience.

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    Present Perfect Subject + have/has + past participle Experiences;

    started in the past and


    continues in the present;
    unspecified time
    Ever (?) Have/Has + ever + subject + past participle (at any time) To ask about
    experiences in the past
    Never Subject + have/has + never + past participle (not at any time)Use with
    positive verbs.
    Just Subject + have/has + just + past participle (a short time ago/very recently)
    To emphasise that something
    happened very recently.
    Already Subject + have/has + already + p.p. (sooner/earlier than expected)

    Yet (-) Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + p.p. + yet To say that an expected has not
    (?) Have/has + subject + p.p. + yet happened (but we think it will
    happen).
    Still (-) Subject + still + haven’t/hasn’t + p.p. To emphasise that something
    hasn’t changed.
    For Subject + have/has + past participle + for + Period of time e.g. two weeks, a
    period of time while, a time, ages, a month
    Since Subject + have/has + past participle + since + Starting point/time e.g. last
    starting point/time Tuesday, 2008, I was a child, June

    Present Perfect Subject + have/has + past participle Experiences;


    started in the past and
    I’ve visited Italy. continues in the present;
    He’s been to Paris two times. unspecified time
    (?) Have/Has + …….. + subject + past participle (at any time) To ask about
    experiences in the past
    Subject + have/has + ……….. + past participle (not at any time)Use with
    positive verbs.
    Subject + have/has + ……….. + past participle (a short time ago/very recently)
    To emphasise that something
    happened very recently.
    Subject + have/has + ………. + p.p. (sooner/earlier than expected)

    (-) Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + p.p. + …… To say that an expected has not


    (?) Have/has + subject + p.p. + ….. happened (but we think it will
    happen).
    (-) Subject + …..… + haven’t/hasn’t + p.p. To emphasise that something
    hasn’t changed.
    Subject + have/has + past participle + …….. + Period of time e.g. two weeks, a
    period of time while, a time, ages, a month
    Subject + have/has + past participle + ………. + Starting point/time e.g. last
    starting point/time Tuesday, 2008, I was a child, June
    Present Perfect Subject + have/has + past participle Experiences;
    started in the past and continues
    I’ve visited Italy. in the present;
    He’s been to Paris two times. unspecified time
    (?) Have/Has + …….. + subject + past participle (at any time) To ask about
    experiences in the past
    Subject + have/has + ……….. + past participle (not at any time)Use with
    positive verbs.
    Subject + have/has + ……….. + past participle (a short time ago/very recently)
    To emphasise that something
    happened very recently.
    Subject + have/has + ………. + p.p. (sooner/earlier than expected)

    (-) Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + p.p. + …… To say that an expected has not


    (?) Have/has + subject + p.p. + ….. happened (but we think it will
    happen).
    (-) Subject + …..… + haven’t/hasn’t + p.p. To emphasise that something
    hasn’t changed.
    Subject + have/has + past participle + …….. + Period of time e.g. two weeks, a
    period of time while, a time, ages, a month
    Subject + have/has + past participle + ………. + Starting point/time e.g. last
    starting point/time Tuesday, 2008, I was a child, June
    p.p. = past participle (verb+ed/3rd column of irregular verbs)

    Present Perfect Subject + have/has + past participle Experiences;


    started in the past and continues
    I’ve visited Italy. in the present;
    He’s been to Paris two times. unspecified time
    (?) Have/Has + …….. + subject + past participle (at any time) To ask about
    experiences in the past
    Subject + have/has + ……….. + past participle (not at any time)Use with
    positive verbs.
    Subject + have/has + ……….. + past participle (a short time ago/very recently)
    To emphasise that something
    happened very recently.
    Subject + have/has + ………. + p.p. (sooner/earlier than expected)

    (-) Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + p.p. + …… To say that an expected has not


    (?) Have/has + subject + p.p. + ….. happened (but we think it will
    happen).
    (-) Subject + …..… + haven’t/hasn’t + p.p. To emphasise that something
    hasn’t changed.
    Subject + have/has + past participle + …….. + Period of time e.g. two weeks, a
    period of time while, a time, ages, a month
    Subject + have/has + past participle + ………. + Starting point/time e.g. last
    starting point/time Tuesday, 2008, I was a child, June
    p.p. = past participle (verb+ed/3rd column of irregular verbs)

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