- Present Perfect - Signal words - Form of affirmative, negative
sentences and questions - Special verbs - Long forms and short
forms - Present Perfect - Complex Test 1 - Exercises - Present
Perfect Present Perfect - Use 1) Result of an action in the past
is important in the present I have cleaned my room. 2) Recently
completed action He has just played handball. 3) State beginning
in the past and still continuing We have lived in Canada since
1986. 4) together with lately, recently, yet I have been to
London recently. just, yet, never, already, ever, so far, up to
now, recently, since, for have/has + past participle |I have
cleaned my room. I've cleaned my room. |You have cleaned your
room. You've cleaned your room. |I have not cleaned my room.
I've not cleaned my room. I haven't cleaned my room. |You have
not cleaned your room. You've not cleaned your room. You haven't
cleaned your room. In the Present Perfect we put the auxiliary
(have or has) before the subject (Auxiliary - Subject - Verb -
Rest). see: Qu