📘 Present Perfect: "to be"
| Pronoun | Affirmative | Negative | Question |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | have (I've) been to Rome | haven't been to Paris | Have I been to London ? |
| You | have (you've) been to Rome | haven't been to Paris | Have you been to London ? |
| He / She / It | has (he's) been to Rome | hasn't been to Paris | Has he been to London ? |
| We | have (we've) been to Rome | haven't been to Paris | Have we been to London ? |
| You | have (you've) been to Rome | haven't been to Paris | Have you been to London ? |
| They | have (they've) been to Rome | haven't been to Paris | Have they been to London ? |
Short answers: Yes, I/you/we/they have. · Yes, he/she/it has. — No, I/you/we/they haven't. · No, he/she/it hasn't.
On utilise le present perfect pour parler d'expériences passées générales.
Pour former le present perfect, on utilise "have/has + participe passé".
On utilise le present perfect pour parler d'expériences passées générales.
Pour former le present perfect, on utilise "have/has + participe passé".
📘 Present Perfect
| Infinitive | Present perfect | |
|---|---|---|
| Regular verbs | cry, kiss, queue | have cried, have kissed, have queued |
| Irregular verbs | buy, leave, see | have bought, have left, have seen |
Pour les regular verbs: le participe passé est le même que le passé simple.
Pour les irregular verbs: le participe passé est dans la tableau des temps primitifs.
Pour les irregular verbs: le participe passé est dans la tableau des temps primitifs.
✏️ Put the following verbs in the present perfect tense
1. I like. I
2. You walk. You
3. He plays. He
4. She cooks. She
5. We live. We
6. They work. They
7. Harry Potter studies. He
8. The wind comes from the West. It
9. The dog barks. It
10. The teacher smiles. He
11. It rains. It
12. The baby cries. It
13. My mother laughs. She
14. Flowers smell. They
15. The player scores. He
16. The schoolchildren learn. They
17. She cleans. She
18. I listen. I
19. You talk. You
20. The phone is installed. It