Definition: it describes an action that began in the past and connection to the present.
Example: We have traveled to London many times.
Sentence structure
Positive = Subject + has/have + Past Participle + Object
Negative = Subject + has not/have not+ Past Participle + Object
Interrogative = Has/have + Subject + Past Participle + Object?
Negative Interrogative = Hasn’t/haven’t + Subject + Past Participle + Object?
- Past Participle = Verb 3
Helping Verbs: Has/have
Positive Sentences
- Anna has told me the truth.
- They have gone crazy.
Negative Sentences
- I haven’t talked about us to her.
- He hasn’t broken the vase.
Interrogative Sentences (asking questions) give answers with yes/no
- Has she found the answers?
- Have you eaten lunch?
Interrogative Sentences with (questions word) explain the answer
- When has she found the answers?
- How have I made the wrong choice?
Negative Interrogative Sentences
- Hasn’t he finished his homework yet?
- Haven’t they attended the wedding ceremony yet?
