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TEACHER:
JIMMY SOLÍS
Structure:
Subject + have/has + verb in part.
(+) She has worked hard today.
We use Present Perfect to talk about an event that happened in the past and continues in the present.
(-) She has not worked hard today.
(?) Has she worked hard today?
Usamos el Present Perfect para hablar de un evento que ocurrió en el pasado y que continua en el presente.
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Walked
Walk
Played
Play
Ate
Eaten
Eat
Read
Read
(+) She has worked hard today.
(+) She's worked hard today.
(-) She hasn't worked hard today.
(-) She has not worked hard today.
(?) Has she worked hard today?
We use "Just" with the Present Perfect to talk about an action that happened some moments ago: a short period of time ago.
Usamos "Just" con el Present Perfect para referirnos a un evento que ocurrió hace unos momentos; es decir, hace un corto periodo de tiempo.
Subject + have/has + just + verb in past participle + complement
We use the Present Perfect with "Yet" and "Already" when we want to refer to actions that were accomplished in the past or not.
Usamos el Present Perfect con "Yet" y "Already" cuando hablamos de acciones que fueron o no completadas en el pasado.
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Yes, I've already been there.
No, I haven't been there yet.
Yes, she's already finished.
No, I hasn't finished yet.