Avem nevoie de Present Perfect Simple atunci când ne referim la acțiuni care tocmai s-au întâmplat și sunt importante pentru prezent, la acțiuni sau situații care au început în trecut și se continuă în prezent și în alte câteva cazuri. Timpurile perfecte simple cer forma a treia a verbului. Ea este identică celei de a foua forme în cazul verbelor regulate și, bineînțeles, neregulată în cazul verbelor neregulate. |
13. The show has just started
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(to) have + the 3rd form of the main verb
e.g.: I have just eaten lunch.
e.g.: He has lived here for 10 years.
Note: We need to use the correct conjugation of the auxiliary verb (to) have: have or has, according to the person/number.
We use Present Perfect for:
Adverbs and prepositions that are often used with Present Perfect:
Affirmative | Interrogative | Negative | |
1st person Singular | I have eaten lunch. | Have I eaten lunch? | I have not eaten lunch. |
2nd person Singular | You have heard this song before. | Have you heard this song before? | You have not heard this song before. |
3rd person Singular |
He has finished his homework. She has cut her hair. The concert has started. |
Has he finished his homework? Has she cut her hair? Has the concert started? |
He has not finished his homework. She has not cut her hair. The concert has not started. |
1st person Plural | We have lived here for two years. | Have we lived here for two years? | We have not lived here for two years. |
2nd person Plural | You have been to Italy two times. | Have you been to Italy? | You have not been to Italy. |
3rd person Plural | They have grown a lot. | Have they grown a lot? | They have not grown a lot. |
Listen to the audio tutorial in this lesson to find out how we use contractions with the Present Perfect tense.