Present Perfect She has washed her hair. Tom has had a dog for two years.

Present Perfect

She has washed her hair.

Tom has had a dog for two years.

Present Perfect

Have / has + past participleHave / has + past participle

Regular verbsplay – played work – workedvisit – visitedstart –startedstudy - studied

Irregular verbsbe – beenhave – hadgo – gonedo – donesend – sent

Present Perfect

....................eat....................go

....................do....................drink

....................ring....................buy

....................teach....................swim

....................sing....................bring

....................give....................feed

....................make....................leave

....................arrive....................work

....................read....................cut

....................catch....................see

Present Perfect

We use the present perfect:

for actions which started in the past and are still continuing in the present.

for actions which have recently finished and their results are visible in the present.

Present Perfect

+Subject Form: auxiliary verb have(Present Simple)

main verb (Past Participle)

Shee.g. has written a story.Affirmative

writtenI / we / you / they have

Negative Shee.g. hasn’t (has not) written a story.

Interrogative Hase.g. she written a story?

+

writtenhe / she has

Present PerfectComplete the sentences with the Present Perfect .

1. Mark ___________ (do) his homework.has done

2. The students _______________ (finish) their test. have finished

3. The baby ______________ (not / drink) his milk.hasn’t drunk

4. ______ she ___________ (eat) an apple?Has eaten

Present Perfect

Build sentences.

1. They / play / tennis / since / they / be / six / . They have played tennis since they were six.

Has Tom ever drunk mango juice?

2. Tom / ever / drink / mango juice / ?

Have you ever practised windsurf?3. You / ever /practise / windsurf / ?