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The Present Perfect Simple tense is formed using: Subject + have/has + past participle The exact time is not mentioned because it is not important. This tense is used for life experiences. Something that just happened and affects the present.
Present Perfect Simple Tense
1. Formation
Examples:
2. Uses of the Present Perfect Simple
A. Actions that happened at an unspecified time in the past
B. Experiences in life
C. Recent actions with a result in the present
D. Actions that started in the past and continue now
3. Common Time Expressions
4. Differences Between Present Perfect and Past Simple
Present Perfect
Past Simple
I have lost my keys. (No specific time, result now)
I lost my keys yesterday. (Specific past time)
She has traveled to Spain. (Life experience)
She traveled to Spain in 2019. (Past event)
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