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    The document discusses the present perfect tense in English. It provides the grammar structure of the present perfect, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It also discusses the use of various adverbs like ever, never, for, since, just, already and yet with the present perfect tense. Finally, it provides an exercise where students are asked to order sentences using the present perfect tense correctly.

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    Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León

    Preparatoria No. 4

    Mi Conexión al Mundo en otra Lengua


    Profa. Dania Margarita Martínez Sánchez

    Etapa 2

    Jacqueline Estrada Sánchez


    2070688

    Grupo: 3 H
    PASO. 1
    PASO. 2

    Presente Perfecto

    Use
    We use present perfect to talk about actions that began in the past and continue in
    the present. We use the auxiliary have or has and the past participle form of the
    verb in the sentence structure.

    Grammar structure
    Affirmative Noun + aux have/has + verb (past participle) Complete form
    I + have I have finished
    He / She / It + has + finished She has finished
    You/We/They + have You have finished
    Negative Noun + aux have/has +not + verb (past Complete form
    participle)
    I + have I have not
    finished
    He / She / It + has + not +finished He has not
    finished
    You/We/They + have We have not
    finished
    Interrogative Aux have/has + noun + verb (past participle) +? Complete form
    Have +I Have I finished?
    Has + he / she / it Has she finished?
    Have +you/we/they +finished ? Have they
    finished?
    Adverbs

    ADVERB USE
    EVER, NEVER For a non-specific time before the present. The adverbs
    ever and never are always before the main past participle
    form of the verb.

    We use ever only to make questions. We use never to talk


    about things we have not done at any time in your life.
    FOR, SINC We use for to talk about a period of time.

    We use since to talk about a specific point in time.


    JUST We use just to talk about actions that have happened a
    short time ago.
    It is always used after the auxiliary have/has.
    ALREDY, YET We use already to talk about a non-specific time in the
    past, when we use it to make questions. It is always after
    the auxiliary have/has.
    When we use already to make a question, it is always at
    the end of it. We use yet to talk about things they we
    haven’t done in the past until the present day. It is usually
    at the end of the sentences and questions.

    PASO. 3
    Order the following sentences correctly.

    A. The governments to protect have laws animals African created


    The African governments have created laws to protect animals.

    B. Provided Greenpeace incentives has conservation incentives


    economic conservation to encourage
    Greenpeace has provided economic incentives to encourage conservation.

    C. What Duct government decided has the to do?


    What has the Dutch government decided to do?

    D. Decomp have endangered elephants species an


    Elephants have become an endangered species.

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