Institución Educativa Particular

«Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe»PRESENT PERFECT

SIMPLE TENSE

Mr. Ronald Elvis Pineda Toribio

WHAT HAVE YOU DONE IN THE MORNING ?

PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

For actions that happened in the past

but we don’t know when exactly.

I have arrived early to college.

For actions that happened in

the past and their results are

obvious in the present.

Look! Jeremy has broken

his leg.

SUBJECT +

HAVEHAS

VERB (Past

participle)

AFFIRMATIVE FORM

I have lost my passport. She has gone to bed.I have bought a present for Jeremy. We have fisnished the exam. Bruno has listened to music.

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SUBJECT HAVEHAS NOT

VERB (Past

participle)

NEGATIVE FORM

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I haven’t lost my passport. She hasn’t gone to bed.I haven’t bought a present for Jeremy. We haven’t fisnished the exam. Bruno hasn’t listened to music.

SUBJECT HAVEHAS NOT

VERB (Past

participle)

QUESTIONS

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Have I lost my passport ?Has she gone to bed ?Have I bought a present for Jeremy ?Have we fisnished the exam ? Has Bruno listened to music ?

SHORT ANSWERS

Yes, I have.Yes, you have.Yes, he has.Yes, she has.Yes, it has.

No, I haven’t.No, you haven’t.No, he hasn’t.No, she hasn’t.No, it hasn’t.

Yes, we have.Yes, you have.Yes, they have.

No, we haven’t.No, you haven’t.No, they haven’t.

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