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Present Perfect:

The Present Perfect tense serves as a grammatical bridge linking past actions or events with the present moment. This tense is often utilized with specific time expressions such as "

Future Perfect and Future Continuous

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FITT Principal

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CONDITIONAL SENTECES

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Present Perfect:

Time expressions :

Already

Yet

Ever

For

Just

Never

Since

Present Perfect use:

We use the Present Perfect to connect the Past and the Present.

Positive Sentence:

Have/Has

V3

I have just seen him.

She just has visited France.

Present Perfect:

The Present Perfect tense serves as a grammatical bridge linking past actions or events with the present moment. This tense is often utilized with specific time expressions such as "

Future Perfect and Future Continuous

FITT Principal

62100292_knowledge

CONDITIONAL SENTECES

Present Perfect:

Time expressions :

Already

Yet

Ever

For

Just

Never

Since

Present Perfect use:

We use the Present Perfect to connect the Past and the Present.

Positive Sentence:

Have/Has

V3

Mindomo

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Faq

Present Perfect:

The Present Perfect tense serves as a grammatical bridge linking past actions or events with the present moment. This tense is often utilized with specific time expressions such as "

Future Perfect and Future Continuous

FITT Principal

62100292_knowledge

CONDITIONAL SENTECES

Present Perfect:

Time expressions :

Already

Yet

Ever

For

Just

Never

Since

Present Perfect use:

We use the Present Perfect to connect the Past and the Present.

Positive Sentence:

Have/Has

V3

Spread the word about Mindomo

Mindomo

More Info

Faq