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The Present Perfect Tense

The present perfect tense is utilized to describe actions from the past that continue to have relevance or effects in the present. It is commonly used for events that have recently occurred or for actions whose specific timeframes are not defined.

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The Present Perfect Tense

The present perfect tense is utilized to describe actions from the past that continue to have relevance or effects in the present. It is commonly used for events that have recently occurred or for actions whose specific timeframes are not defined.

Problem solving

Suffixes

Past simple and Past continuous

Solving Math Problems

The Present Perfect Tense

It has different uses

Sottoargomento

It's used for past actions that have effects on present

It's used for events recently happened

It has three forms

Interrogative

Have I played?

Negative

I haven't played

Affirmative

I have played

It's made up of the auxiliary have + the past participle of the main verb

The past participle of the irregular verbs has to be studied, taking into account the verb paradigm

The past participle of the regular verbs is made up by adding the suffix -ed to the base form

It's one of the past tenses

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The Present Perfect Tense

The present perfect tense is utilized to describe actions from the past that continue to have relevance or effects in the present. It is commonly used for events that have recently occurred or for actions whose specific timeframes are not defined.

Problem solving

Suffixes

Past simple and Past continuous

Solving Math Problems

The Present Perfect Tense

It has different uses

Sottoargomento

It's used for past actions that have effects on present

It's used for events recently happened

It has three forms

Interrogative

Have I played?

Negative

I haven't played

Affirmative

I have played

It's made up of the auxiliary have + the past participle of the main verb

The past participle of the irregular verbs has to be studied, taking into account the verb paradigm

The past participle of the regular verbs is made up by adding the suffix -ed to the base form

It's one of the past tenses

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