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    PRESENT

    PERFECT
    Rodiyah, S.Pd.,M.Ed
    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    01 02 03

    Present perfect
    Present Perfect Spellings
    form
    When do we use present How do we form present How do we form present
    perfect? perfect sentences? perfect verbs?
    INTRODUCTI
    ON
    I can recognize and use the present perfect to talk
    about action that still going on or that stopped
    recently.
    01
    PRESENT
    PERFECT
    TIMELINE : PRESENT PERFECT

    An action occurred at an unspecified time in the past

    x x
    PAST PRESENT FUTURE
    PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

    We use the present perfect to talk about We often use the present perfect when a
    events that happened in the past but we past event has some connection to now
    don’t know when.
    Events happened in the past but we don’t know when

    I’ve lost my phone. He’s visited Turkey and Russia.


    Past event has some connection to now

    Someone has broken the chair. Sorry! I haven’t found your purse.
    We don’t use a finished time expression like
    yesterday or last year in present perfect

    I’ve read that book.

    I’ve read that book last year.


    We can, however, use unfinished time
    expresions, for example, ever, never, today,
    once, twice. * Note: Use ever and never go
    before the past participle.

    a. I’ve never worked as a waiter.

    b. He’s seen that film twice.

    c. This is the first time I’ve ever played


    chess.
    02
    Forming
    Present
    Perfect
    PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

    AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTION

    S + have / has + V3 S + have / has + not + V3 Have / Has + S + V3 ?

    I / we / you / they’ve (have) started I / we / you / they haven’t started Have I / we / you / they started?

    He / she / It’s (has) started He / she / It hasn’t started Has he / she / It started?
    03
    Forming
    Present
    Perfect
    PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

    Regular past participle Irregular past participle

    Clean = cleaned Drink = drunk

    Study = studied Swim = swum

    Travel = traveled See = seen

    Arrive = arrived Eat = eaten

    Stop = stopped Take = taken

    He has changed his name. I have written a letter.


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