How are you? I´m so proud because you are improving your English so fast. So, we are going to continue with something very interesting: the present perfect.
We use the present perfect at following cases:
- To discover a experience.
For example:
I have never flown in a plane.
- In a time change.
For example:
I have become more timid in my old age.
- In a successful cases.
For example:
Dan has finished writing his first novel.
- To talk about actions which has not happened yet.
For example:
The plane hasn’t arrived yet.
- To talk about actions happened in different moments in the past.
For example:
Our team has played 4 games so far this year.
- To talk about situations which has started on the past and continues on the present.
For example:
How long has Michael been in Barcelona?
POSITIVE:
I have [I’ve] talked to Peter.
She has [She’s] gone to work.
We have [We’ve] been to London.
They have [They’ve] learned English.
NEGATIVE:
For example:
I haven´t talked to Peter.
She hasn´t gone to work.
We haven´t been to London.
They haven´t learned English.
INTERROGATIVE:
For example:
Have you talked to Peter?
Has she gone to work?
Have you been to London?
Have they learned English?
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Well gays, now you are going to practise that contents:
Complete the sentences
Complete the sentences
Complete the sentences
I hope you enjoyed.
If you think that something would be better, tell me. Your opinion is very important.
See you soon.
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