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Grammar guide

Present Perfect

A bridge between past and now: the action happened before, but its result matters at this moment.

subject + have / has + past participle (V3)

I have cooked dinner. · She has landed.

I · you · we · theyhave

he · she · ithas

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Life experience (no specific time)I have been to Italy.

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Just / recently finishedI have just woken up.

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Result visible nowI have spilled the coffee.

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Unfinished time (today, this week…)I have had a long day.

justalreadyyet everneverso far recentlythis week

+I have finished my homework.

–I haven't eaten yet.

?Have you seen the sunrise?

have been = went and came back · have gone = went and is still there.

With a finished time (yesterday, in 2020) use past simple, not present perfect: I have seen it yesterday → I saw it yesterday.

be → beendo → donego → gonesee → seentake → takenread → readfly → flownbuy → boughtget → got

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