PRESENT PERFECT

PRESENT PERFECT

1. ADVERBS

   • ALREADY
     • (Have/Has+already+P.PPLE). Tells us a action has happened
   • YET
     • An action hasn't happened or asks if the action has happened. EXAMPLE: I haven't finished my homework yet
   • STILL
     • (Still+Haven't/Hasn't+P.PPLE). Tells us a action hasn't happened and emphasices that the situation hasn't changet for the same time. EXAMPLE: I still haven't read this book.
   • JUST
     • (Have/Has +Just+P.PPLE). It's used when, has been completed very receently

2. FORMS

   • AFIRMATIVE
     • I have visited Australia. He has played tennis.
   • NEGATIVE
     • He hasn't visited Australia. You haven't played tennis.
   • INTERROGATIVE
     • Have you visited Australia? Has he played tennis?