INGLÊS 9ª CLASSE2. WOMEN OCCUPATIONS

Present Perfect

Present Perfect

Present perfect is a verb tense.

It is used when we want to describe an action or event that started at an unspecified time before the present time (and has just ended); when the exact time isn’t important.

Present perfect tense

Past

Present

Future

Present Perfect

Activity that started in the past and continued until the present.

Present perfect tense

Verb TO HAVE PAST PARTICPLE

Present perfect tense

Present Perfect

Present perfect tense: examples‘Paul has not (hasn’t) visited Benguela yet’.

‘You have mistaken me with someone’.

‘I have lived in England for five years’.

‘Paul has already read your book’.

‘Michael has been here for hours’.

‘Vanessa has lost her pencil’.

Present Perfect