Friday, October 16, 2015

Present Perfect Tense

Present Perfect Tense usually means that a work is finished just now but the result is still remaining.
For example: Robert has disturbed Jane.
Here it is clear that Robert has already disturbed Jane. The work is already done but the result is still remaining. May be Robert will be punished...

Structure:

Subject + have/ has + V3 (Past Participle form of Verb) + Object


For better understanding some examples are given below using the above structure:

    • Nany has broken the glass.
    • She has confessed her guilt.
    • He has not gone there yet.
    • Tom has visited India recently.
    • Has Diya gifted anything to Robin?

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