'Main verb past participle' presentation slideshows

Present perfect & Present perfect continuous

Present perfect & Present perfect continuous. Present perfect tense. Usage : The present perfect tense puts emphasis on the result Ex: She has written five letters. expresses an action that is still going on. Ex: School has not started yet.

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PRESENT PERFECT

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Simple past Affirmative

Simple past Affirmative. Use the Simple Past to express the idea that an action started and finished at a specific time in the past. Examples : I saw a movie yesterday. She washed her car. They visited me a week ago. http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/simplepast.html. ??? ????????.

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O adjetivo

O adjetivo. PRESENT PERFECT. Verb to have (has, have) + Main verb (past participle). Present Perfect: form. In regular verbs , the past participle and the past simple are both formed from the infinitive + ed : I have finish ed my homework. ? ? verb to have + verb

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Thank you for the music

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Present perfect with already, never, ever, yet.

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