4. I have been to several
European countries.
TO HAVE
(PRESENT TENSE)
PAST PARTICIPLE
OF THE VERB TO BE
Now let’s take look at this sentence:.
5. Jake has ironed his clothes.
TO HAVE
(PRESENT TENSE)
PAST PARTICIPLE OF
THE VERB TO IRON
6. You have been introduced to a new verb tense.
It’s a combination of have or has and the past
participle of the main verb in the sentence. This
new tense is the PRESENT PERFECT tense.
7. We use the present
perfect tense when we
want to talk about
something that
happened in the past,
without saying exactly
when it happened.
11. Bob has called his girlfriend.
Bob and Alice have enjoyed New York.
To form the present perfect
tense, we use the verb to
have in the present tense
and the past participle of
the main verb.
12.
13. What´s the difference between them?
WHEN the actions happened?
I went to the mall last night.
I have gone to the mall. NO ANSWER
14. In SIMPLE PAST TENSE, when we ask when it
happened, we have an answer.
In PERFECT PERFECT TENSE, when we ask
when it happened, we DON´T have an answer.
25. Rick _________________ a hamburger. (to
order)
Blair _____________ to LA in January. (to go)
Chuck and Selena ____________ their new
teacher. (to see)
Miley ______________ her grandmother. (to
visit)
HAS ORDERED
WENTD
HAVE SEEN
HAS VISITED
26. Pat _______________ the dog on Monday. (to walk)
Eric ______________ at Outback. (to eat)
John and Josh ______________ cookies for
dessert.(to make)
Alex ______________ to some great museums in
France.(to be)
WALKED
HAS EATEN
HAVE MADE
HAS BEEN