Present

perfect
Present
perfect
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 Mission:

To understand present
perfect by reviewing
grammar

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10 mins,
 There are some specific
uses for present perfect

1. Life experience
2. How long
3. Present result
4. Recent events
 uses
Life experience
I have been sick

How long
I have taken my meds
for 3 days
 uses
Present result
She has taken care of
me (So, i am good)

recent events
The flu has left my
body
structures
 There are 3 gramar
structures

1. affirmative

2. interrogative

3. negative
affirmative
structure
 1. affirmative structure

subject Aux verb main verb Complement

(To have) (participle)

example

My brother has Read The news

conjugation
I Have listened To the radio

you Have worked on the internet

He
she has cleaned The house
it
conjugation
we Have Bought groceries

you Have Worn Mask and gloves

they have Grown vegetables

interrogative
structure
 2. interrogative structure

Aux Main
subject verb Complement
verb

example

has My brother read The news

conjugation

Have I listened To the radio

Have you worked on the internet

He
has she cleaned The house
it
conjugation

Have we Bought groceries

Have you Worn Mask and gloves

have they Grown vegetables

 Negative
structure
 3. negative structure

Aux Main
subject not verb Complement
verb

example

My brother has not read The news

conjugation
I Have not listened To the radio

you Have not worked on the internet

He
she has not cleaned The house
it
conjugation
we Have not Bought groceries

you Have not Worn Mask and gloves

they have not Grown vegetables

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verb
verb
Irregular
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verb
verb
Irregular
verb
 There are 2 types of
verbs

Regular verbs

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irRegular verbs
 Regular verbs
add ed
(root) (suffix)

1. Add -ed for most verbs Walk – walked

2. Add -d for ended in –e Like - liked
3. change y for I and add d for carry - carried
ended in –y
4. Duplicate last consonant for
stop - stopped
vowel sandwich
 irRegular verbs

1. all the 3 forms are the same Hit – hit - hit

2. 2 of the 3 forms are the same sit – sat - sat

3. all 3 forms are different Give – gave - given

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