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Present Perfect

Talk about experiences and recent actions.

Lesson

Vocabulary

EnglishEnglishExample
Already before now / sooner than expected I have already eaten.
Yet up to now (in questions/negatives) Have you finished yet?
Ever at any time Have you ever been to Spain?
Just a very short time ago She has just left.
Never at no time I have never seen snow.
Since from a point in the past I have lived here since 2020.

Pronunciation

WordPhoneticTip
Alreadybefore now / sooner than expected
Yetup to now (in questions/negatives)
Everat any time

Grammar tip

Present perfect = have/has + past participle: "I have seen it".

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