Present Perfect Tense I You (singular and plural) have+ the past participle… We They He She has+ the past participle… It

The present perfect is used

1. When we are talking about an action that has just been completed; John said,“I have just tidied my bedroom.”

2. When we are talking about an action which started in the past and is still true now; I have played basketball since I was a child.

3. When we are talking about an action in the past but we don’t give the exact time. We are more concerned about the result. Peter has worked hard and got a good result in his test.

1. He has just crossed the road. Picture__________________

2. Mother has already cooked dinner. Picture__________________

3. I have drawn a big triangle but I haven’t finished the circle inside the triangle.Picture____________

4. Paul has drunk the milk but Peter has not started yet.Picture_________

Have you…?

clothes,camera,passport,cash,air-ticket…

close/window

turn off/ fan /light

lock / door

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