intermediate

Present Perfect

Learn how to express completed past actions with present relevance using have/has and past participles.

To talk about actions that happened in the past but have a strong connection or result in the present, we use have / has followed by the past participle of the verb.

I have eaten bread.

For third-person singular subjects like she or he:

She has cleaned the room.

Practice

Follow along with these examples to strengthen your understanding.

Have you eaten bread?

I have eaten bread.

Has she cleaned the room?

She has cleaned the room.

Have you drunk coffee?

I have drunk coffee.

Has he played tennis?

He has played tennis.

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