Present perfect simple (grammar)
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The document outlines different aspects of English grammar related to verbs and verb tenses, including affirmative and interrogative forms, negatives, and words that indicate time such as "ever", "never", "just", "already", "yet", "for", "since", and more. It provides examples of how to use these grammatical constructs in simple sentences.
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- 2. Affirmative Interrogative I You have worked We have written They He She has worked It has written Have I/you/we/they worked? Have I/you/we/they written? Has he/she/it worked? Has he/she/it written? I/you/we/they haven’t worked I/you/we/they haven’t written He/she/it hasn’t worked He/she/it hasn’t written Negative
- 3. John’s car is dirty. He washes the car. He has washed the car.
- 4. Marc is having lunch. He has just had lunch.
- 5. We bought the house in 2000. We still live in the neighborhood. We have lived here for 15 years. We have lived here since 2000.
- 6. He has flown a plane but he has never tried bungee jumping. Have you ever travelled by plane?
- 7. The children have tidied their room.
- 8. Ever Never Just Already Yet For Since How long…? So far Lately/recently always
- 9. I have already got dressed. I haven’t done my homework yet. Has Sarah called yet?
- 10. “Mary has gone to London. I miss her so much!” (=she is still there)
- 11. I have been to= I have gone and come back