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Description
Mind Map by Belen Barrientos Pablo, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Belen Barrientos Pablo
over 6 years ago
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PRESENT PERFECT
- Grammatical Rules
- FORM
- auxiliar verb
- "have or has"
- pronoun: I,
you, we,
they: have
- pronoun:
she, he, it:
has
- pronoun: I,
you, we,
they: have
- "have or has"
- verb
- in past
participle
- in past
participle
- auxiliar verb
- STRUCTURE
- affirmative
sentences
- pronoun + auxiliar verb (have/has) + past participle…
- I have (I’ve) talked to Peter
- I have (I’ve) talked to Peter
- pronoun + auxiliar verb (have/has) + past participle…
- negative
sentences
- pronoun + auxiliar verb + "not" + verb in past participle...
- She has not (hasn’t) gone to work
- She has not (hasn’t) gone to work
- pronoun + auxiliar verb + "not" + verb in past participle...
- interrogative
sentences
- auxiliar verb + pronoun + verb in past participle...?
- Have you been to London?
- Have you been to London?
- auxiliar verb + pronoun + verb in past participle...?
- affirmative
sentences
- FORM
- Uses
- to describe an
experience
- I have never flown
in a plane
- I have never flown
in a plane
- for a change
in time
- I have become more
timid in my old age
- I have become more
timid in my old age
- for successes or
achievements
- Our football team has
won the championship
three times
- Our football team has
won the championship
three times
- for actions that are
expected to happen
- note:
"yet",
"still"
- You haven’t finished your homework yet?
- You haven’t finished your homework yet?
- note:
"yet",
"still"
- to describe an
experience
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