Present perfect affirmative

Present perfect affirmative

1. The present perfect expresses pasta and present. It expresses something that stared in the past and is still going on in the present. It is formed with has/have + past participle.

   • The present perfect is usually aided by several words. In this case we will see always, just and since
     • Since
       • Started the precise moment the action or verb started.
         • Examples
           • My parents have lived in the hause since 1966.
             • Alice has been married since March 2nd
               • They have been at the hotel since last Tuesday
         • structure
           • Subject + has/have + ( since + a point in time)
     • Just
       • Express an acttion that has been done recently.
         • Examples
           • Agnes has just finished washing the clothes.
             • I’ve just finished my homework (Contration form)
               • He’s just made his bed (contraction form)
         • structure
           • Subject + has/have + just + past participle
     • Always
       • Started the verb or action has existed forever.
         • Examples
           • I have always liked chocolate.
             • I have always been a good son
               • My friend has always lived in that hause
         • structure
           • Subject + has/have + always + past participle