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1. He - She - It

   • Neggative
     • Subject + hasn't + Verb-ed/d + Complement
       • She hasn't finished his work yet
       • He hasn't finished his homework.
       • She hasn't forgotten her folder.
   • Questions
     • Has + Subject + Verb-ed/d?
       • Has he watered the flower yet?
       • Have you done the sopping?
   • Possitive
     • Subject + Has + Verb-ed/d
       • He has already washed her hair.
       • I have worked here since I graduated school.

2. Adverb

   • Already, yet, just, never
   • Ever, since, for
   • This, morning

3. I - We - You - They

   • Negative
     • Subject + Haven't + Verb-ed/d
       • They haven't visited our grandma for a month.
         • We haven't been to Canada.
   • Possitive
     • Subject + have +Verb-ed/d + Complement
       • We have just cleaned their skirts.
       • They have written three letters already.
   • Questions
     • Have + Subject + Verb-ed/d ?
       • Have you playing the guitar ?
       • Has Jane played basketball?

4. The present perfect tense is used when talking about experiences from the past, a change or a situation that has happened in the past but is still continuing today.