Present perfet
I have been studied the present perfect.
According with the videos that I have been watched, you used the present perfect for express experience that start in the past and continuous in the present, and you don´t specific the time that happen.
In this post, I have tried to used this grammar for practice, but my first problem is that I don´t know the past participle, that is necessary for complete the sentences in present perfect.
If somebody can give me a suggestion or advice for practice the present perfect or to learn past participle I will be grateful
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Hi Dany,
The present perfect is quite easy to use, in most cases you simply use "have/has + verb participle", like the blue text below. Here are some example sentences;
I have eaten dinner. She has taken her daughter to school. They have studied for their exams.
To discover the participle for English verbs, the easiest way is to Google the verb, for example, "conjugate fly/study/eat/go"
Present Perfect
I have been studied the present perfect.
According with to the videos that I have been watched, you used the present perfect for to express experiences that start in the past and continue in the present, and you don´t specify the time that it happened.
In this post, I have tried to used this grammar for practice, but my first problem is that I don´t know the past participle, that is necessary for needed to complete the sentences in the present perfect.
If Could somebody can give me a suggestion or advice for to practice the present perfect or to learn the past participle I will be grateful.
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I don't remember the terms that I learned when in school, so I can't help you when it comes to exactly what the "past perfect" vs. "past imperfect" or "present perfect" etc., but I can tell you where the errors are in the paragraphs you wrote. For example:
"I have been studied the present perfect."-This doesn't sound right in English.
Alternatives:
"I have been studying the present perfect." -Probably is in the "Present Imperfect" tense, but shows past action that continues right now, and will into the future.
"I have studied the present perfect."-Probably what you were going for, as it implies completed action, but that action started and ended some time in the past, but uses the present tense of "to have" as "have".
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