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Il Present Perfect è un tempo verbale che collega passato e presente, usato per eventi in un tempo passato imprecisato.
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The present perfect can be used with specific adverbs to convey additional meaning about the timing or completion of actions.
Just, already, yet: These adverbs are commonly used with the present perfect to indicate recent completion, prior completion, or expected completion of actions.
Highlight: "Just" and "already" are used in affirmative sentences, while "yet" is typically used in negative sentences and questions.
Affirmative form:
Negative form:
Interrogative form:
Example: You have just left. Example: I haven't left yet. Example: Have you left yet?
For and since are used to describe the duration of an action:
Example: My mother and my stepfather have been husband and wife for five years. Example: Jane has been at the library since two o'clock today.
The present perfect tense is a vital grammatical structure in English that connects past actions to the present. It is formed using the auxiliary verb "have" or "has" followed by the past participle of the main verb.
Definition: The present perfect is used to talk about events that occurred at an unspecified time in the past or to relate past events to the present.
Come si forma il present perfect: Subject + have/has + past participle of the main verb
For regular verbs, the past participle is typically formed by adding "-ed" or "-ied" to the base form.
Example: Matt's lost his glasses. (He doesn't have them now)
The adverbs "ever" and "never" are often used with the present perfect:
Example: Have you ever visited France? Example: I've never seen Rihanna.
It's important to note the difference between "been" and "gone" as past participles:
Example: I've been to the shop. Here's the milk. (The person has returned) Example: Where is Joan? She's gone to the shops. (Joan is still at the shops)
Understanding the difference between the present perfect and the past simple is crucial for effective communication in English.
Present Perfect:
Example: He has lost his phone. (The effect is still present) Example: He has lived in London for five years. (The action continues in the present)
Past Simple:
Example: He went to school yesterday.
Time expressions:
Highlight: The choice between present perfect and past simple often depends on whether the time of the action is specified or not, and whether there's a connection to the present.
Understanding these distinctions helps in forming grammatically correct sentences and expressing the intended meaning more accurately in English.
5
415
1ªl/2ªl
Paradigmi ingl
verbi irregolari in italiano e inglese.
22
521
1ªl/2ªl
after the norman conquest, romance, ballad, medieval drama, goeffry chaucher, the canterbury tails, masterpiece
inglese
24
546
3ªm/2ªl
Irregular Verbs
in questo set di flashcard sono presenti i verbi irregolari
88
1808
3ªl
Riassunti letteratura inglese
Argomenti: - king John and magna carta - Henry III and Simon de Montfort - Edward I and model parliament - Edward III - peasant’s revolt - John Wycliffe - war of the roses - medieaval ballad - medieaval narrative poem - canterbury tales ecc
62
2125
2ªl/3ªl
modal verbs (verbi modali in inglese)
sintesi/ mappa concettuale sui verbi modali. utile per avere un’idea di cosa sono
82
2306
3ªl/4ªl
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Il Present Perfect è un tempo verbale che collega passato e presente, usato per eventi in un tempo passato imprecisato.
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The present perfect can be used with specific adverbs to convey additional meaning about the timing or completion of actions.
Just, already, yet: These adverbs are commonly used with the present perfect to indicate recent completion, prior completion, or expected completion of actions.
Highlight: "Just" and "already" are used in affirmative sentences, while "yet" is typically used in negative sentences and questions.
Affirmative form:
Negative form:
Interrogative form:
Example: You have just left. Example: I haven't left yet. Example: Have you left yet?
For and since are used to describe the duration of an action:
Example: My mother and my stepfather have been husband and wife for five years. Example: Jane has been at the library since two o'clock today.
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The present perfect tense is a vital grammatical structure in English that connects past actions to the present. It is formed using the auxiliary verb "have" or "has" followed by the past participle of the main verb.
Definition: The present perfect is used to talk about events that occurred at an unspecified time in the past or to relate past events to the present.
Come si forma il present perfect: Subject + have/has + past participle of the main verb
For regular verbs, the past participle is typically formed by adding "-ed" or "-ied" to the base form.
Example: Matt's lost his glasses. (He doesn't have them now)
The adverbs "ever" and "never" are often used with the present perfect:
Example: Have you ever visited France? Example: I've never seen Rihanna.
It's important to note the difference between "been" and "gone" as past participles:
Example: I've been to the shop. Here's the milk. (The person has returned) Example: Where is Joan? She's gone to the shops. (Joan is still at the shops)
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Understanding the difference between the present perfect and the past simple is crucial for effective communication in English.
Present Perfect:
Example: He has lost his phone. (The effect is still present) Example: He has lived in London for five years. (The action continues in the present)
Past Simple:
Example: He went to school yesterday.
Time expressions:
Highlight: The choice between present perfect and past simple often depends on whether the time of the action is specified or not, and whether there's a connection to the present.
Understanding these distinctions helps in forming grammatically correct sentences and expressing the intended meaning more accurately in English.
Inglese - Paradigmi ingl
verbi irregolari in italiano e inglese.
5
415
0
101
Inglese - after the norman conquest, romance, ballad, medieval drama, goeffry chaucher, the canterbury tails, masterpiece
inglese
22
521
0
Inglese - Irregular Verbs
in questo set di flashcard sono presenti i verbi irregolari
24
546
1
100
Inglese - Riassunti letteratura inglese
Argomenti: - king John and magna carta - Henry III and Simon de Montfort - Edward I and model parliament - Edward III - peasant’s revolt - John Wycliffe - war of the roses - medieaval ballad - medieaval narrative poem - canterbury tales ecc
88
1808
0
Inglese - modal verbs (verbi modali in inglese)
sintesi/ mappa concettuale sui verbi modali. utile per avere un’idea di cosa sono
62
2125
0
Inglese - Jane Austen e Pride and Prejudice
Vita e opere di Jane Austen più trama Pride and Prejudice, appunti in lingua inglese
82
2306
0
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Stefano S, utente iOS
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