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Present Perfect Tense Explained

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Present Perfect Tense Explained

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PRESENT PERFECT

just – already – yet son marcadores de que la oración


está en present perfect.

AFFIRMATIVE
SENTENCES
ALREADY (ya) a finished action in the past. We don’t use a specific
time.
Ex. I have already cleaned the floors. I have already finished correcting.

JUST (recién) a finished action that happened RECENTLY.


Ex. I have just cleaned the floors. I have just called my mum.

NEGATIVES AND
INTERROGATIVES

YET (aún, ya, todavía)


Ex. I haven’t done my homework yet. – Have you cooked dinner yet?

PRESENT PERFECT
HAVE (I, you, we, they) + verb (past participle = -ed /
HAS (he, she, it) o 3rd column of the verb list)

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