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Mind Map by Marvelia Martinez, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Marvelia Martinez
almost 6 years ago
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Present Perfect
- USES
- For something that
happened at an
indefinite time in the past.
- For Example
- Sarawat has learned to play the guitar
- Sarawat has learned to play the guitar
- For Example
- For something that
happened in the past
that has a result in the
present
- For Example
- A new cafeteria has
opened in the city, we
can go next Saturday.
- A new cafeteria has
opened in the city, we
can go next Saturday.
- For Example
- For something that
happened during a
period of time that is
not finished at the
time of speaking
- For Example
- We have made
five costumes this
afternoon, and it's
still only 3 o'clock
- We have made
five costumes this
afternoon, and it's
still only 3 o'clock
- For Example
- For something that
happened at an
indefinite time in the past.
- Have Been and Have Gone
- Uses
- We use Have Been to say
that somebody went to a
place and has not returned
- For Example
- Tine has been in the
cafeteria
- Tine has been in the
cafeteria
- For Example
- We use Have Gone to say
that somebody has gone
to a place and has not
returned
- For Example
- Tine has gone to the Scrubb concert
- Tine has gone to the Scrubb concert
- For Example
- We use Have Been to say
that somebody went to a
place and has not returned
- Uses
- Time Expressions
- For indefinite past
- Yet and Already
- Yet and Already
- For unfinished past
- For and Since
- For and Since
- For recent past
- Just
- Just
- For indefinite past
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