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* has cleaned / have gone is the Present Perfect (have / has + Past Participle)
I CLEANED
WE HAVE (‘VE) FINISHED
YOU HAVE NOT (HAVEN’T) STARTED
THEY LOST
DONE
HE BEEN
SHE HAS (‘S) GONE
IT HAS NOT (HASN’T)
I CLEANED?
HAVE WE FINISHED? REGULAR VERBS
YOU STARTED?
THEY LOST?
DONE? IRREGULAR VERBS
HAS HE BEEN?
SHE GONE?
IT
* We use the Present Perfect for an action in the past with a result now and for general past
experiences.
* A: Bob is on holiday.
B: Oh, where has he gone?
* Can I take this newspaper? Have you finished with it?
1. JUST: a short time ago
A: Are Diane and Paul here?
B: Yes, they’ve just arrived.
A: Is Tom here?
B: No, I’m afraid he’s just gone. (he has just gone).
It’s only nine o’clock and Ann has already gone to bed. (before I expected).
3. YET: UNTIL NOW
YOU CAN USE YET IN NEGATIVE SENTENCES AND QUESTIONS. YET IS USUALLY AT THE END.
Hi everyone,
Having a great time. It’s very hot here
in the day and cold at night. We sleep
in cottages, or sometimes in a very old
hotel and every day we get up at 6
o’clock and have typical breakfast.
We’ve tasted traditional enchiladas. The Wilson Family_______________
We’ve visited the Mayan ruins and 434 Church Street________________
we’ve taken lots of pictures. We’ve Pleasantville,____________________
swum with the dolphins in Acapulco. NY 10570_______________________
We went hiking in the Sierra Madre
USA____________________________
Mountains yesterday. We haven’t
taken a tour of The National Palace in
Mexico City –that’s Saturday.
Must go now! See you soon.
Wish you were here!
Oliver and Kristina
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