Present Perfect

Se forma con el verbo have + participio pasado del verbo conjugado.

I have driven for two daysHave you found your keys?He hasn’t broken the window

Se utiliza para expresar acciones que comenzaron en el pasado y sus resultados llegan al presente

Con today, this monring, week, afternoon

Con lately, rencently

Para narrar experiencias vitalesI have been twice to New Yok

Con las expresiones : It’s the first time It’s the second time……

It’s the first time he has taken a bus

For / Since/ Just/ Already/ Yet

For: Periodos de tiempo We have driven for 15 daysSince: puntos concretos del tiempo I have lived here since 1998

Just: Pasado reciente... Algo que acaba de ocurrir The class has just started

Already Todavía Yet

Already frases afirmativas They have already opened the bookYet frases negativas e interrogativas y le situamos siempre al final de cada frase

Have they opened the book yet?They haven’t opened the book yet.

Ever / Never Has estado alguna vez

Nunca he estado.....Have you ever writen in French?

NO I’ve never written in french

Have been / have gone

Cuando uso have been lo que digo es que he ido y ya he vueltoCuando uso have gone lo que digo es que he ido y no he vuelto todavia