Lesson 1: Present Perfect Simple (Usage & Keywords)
The Present Perfect connects the past to the present. We form it using "have/has" + the Past Participle (Verb 3) . To master this tense, B1 students must understand key signal words. These keywords help us understand the exact timing of the experience. Let's look at how to use already, yet, just, ever, never, and since. Vocabulary List: Already - Action completed sooner than expected. Yet - Used in negatives and questions. Just - A very short time ago. Ever - At any time in your life. Never - Not at any time. Since - From a specific point in time until now. Common Mistake The Present Perfect requires "have/has" + Verb 3 (Past Participle). Never say "I have eat already." You must use the V3 form and say "I have eaten already." Please enable JavaScript to view the interactive flashcards and take the quiz. warning Common Mistake
In many languages, verbs do not change forms. However, in English, the Present Perfect requires "have/has" + Verb 3 …
