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Perfect Tenses ( )




 

: to have + Participle II
  Present Past Future
. . e. I have written You have written He She has written It   We have written You have written They have written I had written You had written He She had written It   We had written You had written They had written I shall have written You will have written He She will have written It   We shall have written You will have written They will have written
. . . Have I written? Have you written? he Has she written? it   Have we written? Have you written? Have they written? Had I written? Had you written? he Had she written? it   Had we written? Had you written? Had they written?   Shall I have written? Will you have written? he Will she have written? it   Shall we have written? Will you have written? Will they have written?
. . . . I have not written You have not written He She has not written It   We have not written You have not written They have not written I had not written You had not written He She had not written It   We had not written You had not written They had not written I shall not have written You will not have written He She will not have written It   We shall not have written You will not have written They will not have written

 

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Present Perfect already (), just ( ), never (), ever (-); since ( , ), not yet ( ), yet (), lately ( ), recently (), - today, this month, this week, this year ;

Past Perfect by that time yesterday, by 3 oclock, before he came;

Future Perfect by that time tomorrow, by 4 oclock, before she comes

The Present Perfect Tense

 

1) The Present Perfect Tense , ( ) . , . , , :

Have you read Hamlet? No, I havent read any of Shakespeares plays. ? , .

2) The Present Perfect Tense , , , : today , this week , this winter , this year .

Ron hasnt studied very much this term. .

Has Ann had a holiday this year? ?

3) The Present Perfect Tense , , .

Pete has eaten at that restaurant many times. .

I have been to that theatre 5 or 6 times. .

4) , ( , Continuous). Present Perfect , , . , :

) since c (since 5 oclock , since that time )

) for (for 10 min 10 , for a long time , , for years , for ages .): I have known him for 20 years. 20 .

The Present Perfect Tense :

a) just b) yet

already not yet ;

ever - recently (, )

never

lately (, )

of late ,

() , , , () . Already , . Yet , .

 

Have you translated the article already? ( ) ?

Has it stopped raining yet? ?

I havent told them about the accident yet. .

Have you ever eaten caviar? - ?

He has never driven a car before. .





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