Present perfect and exercise with answers
Present perfect The present perfect consists of the present tense of to have and the past participle of the verb. I have worked...He has eaten...they have played Examples with 2 verbs: Regular verb: PLAY I have played you have played he/she/it HAS played we have played you have played they have played Irregular verb: TAKE I have taken you have taken he/she/it HAS taken we have taken you have taken they have taken The present perfect is used to show that the action began in the past and continues in the present . He has smoked since he left school.(he still smokes). He has been in prison for two years.(he is still in prison). The present perfect with 'since', 'for', 'just', 'yet' and adverbs of frequency - Since: is used as a point in time and means 'from that point to the time of speaking'. Example: Since 1960, Since yesterday. - For: is used with a duration. Example: For six days, For a long time.
