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Sum Up Unit 3
The present perfect tense is used to link past actions to the present, often indicating the duration or repetition of an event. Key time expressions associated with this tense include "
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Singular and pronuns
Has = 's
Have = 've
Actions that stared in the past, continue to the present and will continue in the future
Permanence from past to present
Indicates that the action has already started, but is still continuing
Repetition from past to present
It can happen again, it focuses on how long it lasts
Indefinite past / results or achievements.
Unfinished action /life not experienced
We don't know when it happened, but it already happened
When it started/moment
Their position is before time
Time taken/time
Their position is after the subject or the verb "have".
Having done something/experience in the past
Their position is at the end of the sentence.
Something you haven't done/no past experience
Two uses
It shows an actions that stared in the past and continues to present
The present perfect can show a finished past action
