Useful for teachers when they want to introduce this tense.

2. I HAVE PLAYED
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YOU HAVE WON

SHE HAS BOUGHT

HE HAS COME

IT HAS EATEN

WE HAVE DONE

YOU HAVE VISITED

THEY HAVE SEEN
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Pau Gasol has won the match.
He is very happy.

3. I HAVEN’T PLAYED

YOU HAVEN’T WON

SHE HASN’T BOUGHT

 HE HASN’T COME
 IT HASN’T EATEN
 WE HAVEN’T DONE
 YOU HAVEN’T VISITED Dani Pedrosa hasn’t won the
 THEY HAVEN’T SEEN competition.
He has fallen down.

4. HAVE I PLAYED…?

HAVE YOU WON…?

HAS SHE BOUGHT…?

HAS HE COME…?

HAS IT EATEN …?

HAVE WE DONE …?

HAVE YOU VISITED…?
 Have you seen this stadium?
Have you been in Barcelona?
HAVE THEY SEEN…?


5. PRESENT PERFECT
SHE HAS DRUNK TOO MUCH.

6. PRESENT PERFECT
SHE HASN’T SWUM TODAY.

7. PRESENT PERFECT
HAVE YOU HAD LUNCH?
YES, I HAVE
HAS SHE EATEN?
NO, SHE HASN’T

8. 2. WHEN WE GIVE NEW
1.WHEN THERE IS A CONNECTION INFORMATION AND WHEN WE
WITH THE PRESENT. ANNOUNCE A RECENT HAPPENING
I HAVE WASHED MY HAIR. I HAVE BROKEN MY ARM.
 
(Now my hair is clean) (Now I can’t write)

9. 4. TO SAYYOU HAVE NEVER DONE
3. WHEN IT’S THE FIRST TIME SOMETHING BEFORE OR DURING A
OF SOMETHING PERIOD OF TIME.
This is the first time he has She has never smoked.
 
driven a car. She hasn’t smoked for two

He has never driven a car months.

before.

10. … BEEN TO … GONE TO
He has been to Italy
 He has gone to Italy.

(He was there but now he (He is in Italy now. He is not
has come back. So he is in in Reus.)
Reus.)

11. I haven’t studied very much this term.
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My teacher has had a shower this morning.
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My favourite team has won a lot of matches

this year. Now, it’s the champion.
This year, We have been to Paris.
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I have played football today.
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Today, my friend hasn’t done the homework.
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