PRESENT PERFECT

I´ve lost my passport. (And now I can´t find it.)

I´ve bought a new car. ( Now I have a new car.)

Tom has cleaned his shoes. (Now they are clean.)

I saw my friends yesterday.

I MY FRIENDS

HAS

HAVE(HE/ SHE/ IT) PAST

PARTICIPLE

SAWHAVE SEEN

(I/YOU/WE/THEY)

SHE A SHOWER.TOOKHAS TAKEN

I WATER.HAVE DRUNK DRANK

SHE TO THE MOVIES. HAS GONE WENT

I A BIG CAKE. ATE HAVE EATEN

LET’S TRY?MY MOM/GET UP/EARLY/YESTERDAYI/ WORK/ A LOTYOU/ SEE/MY WALLET ?HE/TRAVEL/LAST WEEKTHEY/SEND/E-MAIL?YOU/MEET/YOUR LONG LOST FRIENDS/LAST NIGHT?SHE/WRITE/LETTER/LATELY?WHAT/YOU/DO/RECENTLY?HE/WALK/HIS DOGS/LAST WEEK?THEY/COME/MEETING/THIS WEEK?

Ever

Used in questions to ask about someone´s life

experience.

Have you ever been to London?

Have you ever traveled by train?

Yet

Used in the end of questions to

ask about recent experiences.

Have you had vacation yet?

Have you finished the report yet?

Already

Used in affirmative

sentences. Use never and yet in negative sentences.

I have already been to London.

I´ve never traveled by train.

I haven´t had vacation yet.

I haven´t finished the reporter yet.

Have you ever touched a snake?

Have you ever seen a shark?

Have you ever been to Tokyo?

Have you had lunch yet?

Have you ever eaten snails?

Have you talked to your boss yet?