The document discusses the present perfect tense in English. It explains that the present perfect is used for actions that began in the past and continue to the present. It provides examples of affirmative and negative forms using "have" and "has" as well as question forms. It also discusses using "already" for positive emphasis to indicate something occurred sooner than expected and "still...not" for negative emphasis to indicate something happened later than expected. Finally, it provides examples of these emphatic structures and encourages working with a partner to practice asking and answering questions using the present perfect.

2. We use the present perfect
for actions that began
in the past and continue up
to the present.
e.g.
I have learned English for 8 years.

4. Affirmative Negative Questions
You have worked. I have not worked. Have you worked.
She has eaten. She has not eaten. Has she eaten

5. With the present perfect, we often use
already for positive emphases.
I've already seen a nice wardrobe
Sooner than everybody thought or expected

6. We also often use still + not for negative
emphasis.
A week later, the kamals still
have not finished.
Later than everybody thought or expected

7. Subject + havehas + already +p.p
Subject + still +havehas + not + p.p

8. 5- Work with a partner. Use Sami's list
on Day 5(Thursday) to ask and answer
questions.

10. 2-Nadia and Grandma are talking just
before her flight to London .Put the verbs in
the correct forms .