Present Perfect
- Read and listen. Listen again and repeat.
- The present perfect tense shows actions in the past without a specific time. Use present perfect with have/has and a past participle.subject + have/has + past participle-My academic advisor has taught me a lot.-I have taken Professor Smith's class three times.
- You can also use present perfect for negative statements and questions.
- Negative statementssubject + have/has + not + past participleI have not seen the laboratory.
- Questionshave/has+ subject + past participleHas John taken his exams? Yes, he has./No, he hasn't.
Emily has joined a study group. They have walked on campus before.Have you met your academic advisor?Emily has not looked at her notes. We have not seen the quad.Yes, I have. He's very helpful!
Source : Alison
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