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Present Perfect (Unit 16)


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Present Perfect (Unit 16) #16 (permalink) Sat Jul 21, 2007 8:29 am   Present Perfect (Unit 16)
 

I am very grateful of you.

Please one anwwer more, now i thinks these sentences are persent perfect tenses in active phrase but i suspect that these fill the criteria of persent perfect tenses i.e. (The present perfect tense is a perfect tense used to express action that has been completed with respect to the present)
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Present Perfect (Unit 16) #17 (permalink) Sat Jul 21, 2007 9:09 am   Present Perfect (Unit 16)
 

Hi,

The Present Perfect Simple connects the past and present. In other words it tells you for how long something has existed or from then till now.

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Present Perfect (Unit 16) #18 (permalink) Tue Mar 11, 2008 16:55 pm   Present Perfect (Unit 16)
 

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Hope you help me to learn English ! :oops:
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Present Perfect (Unit 16) #19 (permalink) Fri May 09, 2008 18:02 pm   Present Perfect (Unit 16)
 

I really absorb this lesson.
But does it always have to use present perfect tense when we use some word such as already, yet.... I mean when we communicate with people.
In my country, some people communicate and use the word "already" as always. They use it for some tense not PP. is this formal english? or its just for talking.!
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Present Perfect (Unit 16) #20 (permalink) Tue May 20, 2008 19:12 pm   Present Perfect (Unit 16)
 

Hi,

Perhaps you could give me some examples with sentences showing how you use 'already' 'yet'.

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Present Perfect (Unit 16) #21 (permalink) Tue May 20, 2008 19:44 pm   Present Perfect (Unit 16)
 

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The words 'yet and 'already' are also used with other tenses and forms. For example:


I already know the answer.
He doesn't know the answer yet.
Do you know the answer yet?

I can already swim.
I can't swim yet.
Can you swim yet?

He's leaving already.
I'm not leaving yet.
You aren't leaving yet, are you?
You aren't leaving already, are you?

By the time he arrived, I had already eaten.
When he I arrived, I hadn't eaten yet.

Will you have already eaten when he arrives?

In American English, we frequently use those two words with the simple past tense:

I already gave it to him.
Did you give it to him yet?
He didn't give it to me yet.
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Present Perfect (Unit 16) #22 (permalink) Tue May 20, 2008 19:53 pm   Present Perfect (Unit 16)
 

Thanks yankee! I understood it. because when I use it every time, I think it must be present perfect so I try to adapt it into present perfect tense. Im tending to change my English grammar. anyways thanks again.
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Unit 16 - Present Perfect #23 (permalink) Mon Aug 11, 2008 5:18 am   Unit 16 - Present Perfect
 

Hi,,
I have difficulties about the differences between simple past tense and simple perfect tense,, when we should use that ??
For exmaple : I worked at Oil Company last year
I have worked at Oil Company since 2007
What is the different ?
Thanks a lot,,

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unit 15 present perfect #24 (permalink) Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:30 am   unit 15 present perfect
 

Thousand of children have gotten the polio drops.
I have decided to go U.K for better future.
He has visited in America
They have confirmed the current situation of market.
The company has shifted in new place.
She has finished her work
We have done this deal.
It has been raining.
Shafqat has gone to Lahore for attending the training “Sales Management”.
Most of the necessity things have risen in Pakistan due to up of oil price in international market.
Government has decided to raise the more price of oil.
Pakistan’s has focused on terror war finally on target.
He has gone to office
She has worked already with him

The prime minister has announced the formulation of a new drug policy and reforming the legal structure.
The managements of the MOBILINK have decided to introduce a new PCO set and try to avoid the past mistakes.

Kindly check all sentences and reply me
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When should we use Passive and active? #25 (permalink) Tue Sep 09, 2008 17:16 pm   When should we use Passive and active?
 

Hi sunny,

I am suresh, I am from india.

This site is very useful to learn basic english.

And I have to doubt on this tenses.

Usually when we should use Active tense and Passive tense?

Or which one is preferable?
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When should we use Passive and active? #26 (permalink) Tue Sep 09, 2008 17:48 pm   When should we use Passive and active?
 

Hi Suresh,

You might want to study this lesson on the Passive Voice.

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Present Perfect (Unit 16) #27 (permalink) Wed Sep 10, 2008 4:25 am   Present Perfect (Unit 16)
 

Thank you for everybody
I'm just finiched the first lesson, it's a perfect presantation to learning with this mettod.
Idon't know how to thanks all the team ,I'm learning hardly to be in a good setuation to contuning with you all lessons NOURNOW from MORROCO .
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Present Perfect (Unit 16) #28 (permalink) Thu Sep 11, 2008 10:53 am   Present Perfect (Unit 16)
 

Thousand of children have gotten the polio drops.
I have decided to go U.K for better future.
He has visited in America
They have confirmed the current situation of market.
The company has shifted in new place.
She has finished her work
We have done this deal.
It has been raining.
Shafqat has gone to Lahore for attending the training “Sales Management”.
Most of the necessity things have risen in Pakistan due to up of oil price in international market.
Government has decided to raise the more price of oil.
Pakistan’s has focused on terror war finally on target.
He has gone to office
She has worked already with him

The prime minister has announced the formulation of a new drug policy and reforming the legal structure.
The managements of the MOBILINK have decided to introduce a new PCO set and try to avoid the past mistakes.

Kindly check all sentences and reply me
Thank you very much for your kind support for improving the writing English.
please check i am waiting your respond
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Present Perfect (Unit 16) #29 (permalink) Fri Sep 12, 2008 2:41 am   Present Perfect (Unit 16)
 

I'm NOURNOW
Big thanks for all the team
I'm glad to learn english with that easly programe.
Belive me I have loved this laguage more then ever.But I'm afread like we say: easy come ..easy go.
can you give me please some teachnique to save this language for good ?
this question for ALAN . many thanks from NOURNOW.
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Present Perfect (Unit 16) #30 (permalink) Sun Oct 19, 2008 22:02 pm   Present Perfect (Unit 16)
 

Hi Sunny,
Thanks for this topic on tenses. i would like you to teach more on that.
What does this mean? 'She's gone out'?
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