Friday, December 21, 2018

Present Perfect Tense Article


Present Perfect Tense Article
Present perfect tense consolidates (combines) the present tense and the perfect perspective used to express an occasion that occurred in the past that has present outcomes. This tense is utilized to demonstrate a connection between the present and past and is normally utilized in ordinary discussions, in the news, on the radio, and when composing letters.
Present Perfect Tense Examples
Using Present Perfect Tense

To make the present perfect tense of any action word, you will consolidate (combine) the current state of the action word "to have" in addition to the past participle of the principle action word of the sentence. The past participle of a customary action word is the base word in addition to - ed. One case of this strained is: "have hopped." "Have" is the current state and "bounced" is the past participle. Some different types of this strained are:
  • Has lived: She has lived here for her entire life.
  • Have composed (written): They have composed three letters as of now(already.
  • Have worked: Alex have worked here since I graduated school.
  • Has done: He has completed his homework.
  • Have been: We have been to Cambodia.
  • Has overlooked (forgotten): She has overlooked her envelope

There are a wide range of circumstances (situation) where the present perfect tense can be utilized. It very well may be utilized in the accompanying ways:
           To portray (describe) an activity that is being repeated (rehashed) between the over a wide span of time. (Between the past and present)
 Example: We have gone to the shoreline commonly.
           To portray (describe) an activity that began before is as yet proceeding later on.
 Example: I have lived in the United States since 1990.
           To portray (describe) an activity that has not yet been done.
Example: It has rained a ton this month. (A lot this month)
           To describe an activity that was finished in the ongoing past.
Example: I have quite recently completed my temporary job at the gallery.
           To describe an activity when time was not a critical perspective.  
Example: She has lost her wedding gift.
There are times when you can't utilize the present perfect tense. For instance, you can't utilize it with explicit articulations of time that have effectively completed, for example, a year ago, that month, when I was a child, and so on.
Examples of Present Perfect Tense
Present impeccable tense can be utilized with articulations that are unspecific in time:
           I have lost my handbag.
           We have seen this motion picture (movie) as of now(already).
           He has broken his phone.
           There has been a mishap (accident).
A few instances of present perfect tense used to express an incomplete timeframe are:
           We haven't seen sarah today.
           They have been to the shopping center twice this month.
           She has watched that indicate (show) multiple times this week.
Instances (Examples) of utilizing present perfect in discussing occasions that occurred in the ongoing past yet the impact of the ongoing occasion is still felt in the present include:
           The youngsters have made a wreck (mess) in the kitchen.
           He has begun another activity.
           She has completed her errands.
Present perfect tense can be utilized in inquiries (question) too. Here are a few models:
Where have I left my shoes?
Have you visited Dubai?
Has she met Johnson?
Other Combinations of Words
What's more, you can use time-related adverb in the present perfect tense, as long as they don't  (allude) to a period which is done. These words include: "effectively," "just" and "yet." Some instances of how these words are utilized are:
           The book turned out (came) yesterday, but I have just perused (read) it. ( As of now is use to express that something has happened sooner than anticipated.(expected) )
   She has quite recently left the building. (Simply is used to pass on that the occasion happened a brief timeframe back.)
..He hasn't completed it yet. (However is used in negative sentences to imply that something is relied upon to occur.
Present perfect tense can likewise be utilized in inquiries utilizing the words "as of now" and "yet." For instance:
           Why has he gone as of now (already)?
           Have you called your mother yet?
           Has Anthony played video games yet?
The Importance of Present Perfect Tense
The present perfect tense is used when discussing encounters from the previous, a change or a circumstance that has occurred before yet is as yet proceeding with today. This strained is a vital piece of English syntax since it exhibits that activities or occasions in the past affect the current circumstance.


Form of verb

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sr#no 1st 2nd 3rd
901 spend spent spent
902 spin span/spun spun
903 spoil spoilt spoilt
904 spread spread spread
905 squeeze squeezed squeezed
906 stand stood stood
907 state stated stated
908 stay stayed stayed
909 steep steeped steeped
910 type typed typed
911 typeset typeset typeset
912 translate translated translated
913 trap trapped trapped
914 treasure treasured treasured
915 treat treated treated
916 train trained trained
917 trample trampled trampled
918 travel travelled travelled
919 tread trod trodden
920 tremble trembled trembled
921 triumph triumphed triumphed
922 transfer transferred transferred
923 transform transformed transformed
924 try tried tried
925 turn turned turned
926 tree treed treed
927 trust trusted trusted
928 talk talked talked
929 tap tapped tapped
930 tear tore torn
931 tee teed teed
932 tend tended tended
933 terminate terminated terminated
934 thank thanked thanked
935 think thought thought
936 throw threw thrown
937 thrust thrust thrust
938 tie tied tied
939 tire tired tired
940 tax taxed taxed
941 take took taken
942 taste tasted tasted
943 teach taught taught
944 tell told told
945 tempt tempted tempted
946 terrify terrified terrified
947 test tested tested
948 thrive throve thriven
949 thump thumped thumped
950 toss tossed tossed
951 touch touched touched
952 uproot uprooted uprooted
953 understand understood understood
954 undo undid undone
955 vie vied vied
956 view viewed viewed
957 upset upset upset
958 urge urged urged
959 verify verified verified
960 vex vexed vexed
961 use used used
962 utter uttered uttered
963 vanish vanished vanished
964 vary varied varied
965 value valued valued
966 wring wrung wrung
967 write wrote written
968 water watered watered
969 wave waved waved
970 worry worried worried
971 worship worshipped worshipped
972 wax waxed waxed
973 waylay waylaid waylaid
974 withdraw withdrew withdrawn
975 work worked worked
976 wear wore worn
977 weave wove woven
978 wind wound wound
979 wish wished wished
980 wed wed wed
981 weep wept wept
982 whisper whispered whispered
983 win won won
984 weigh weighed weighed
985 welcome welcomed welcomed
986 whip whipped whipped
987 wend went went
988 violate violated violated
989 vomit vomited vomited
990 wet wet wet
991 waste wasted wasted
992 watch watched watched
993 wake woke woken
994 walk walked walked
995 want wanted wanted
996 wander wandered wandered
997 warn warned warned
998 yield yielded yielded
999 yawn yawned yawned
1000 yell yelled yelled
1001 zoom zoomed zoomed
1002 zinc zincked zincked




Form of verb

Form of verb

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sr#no 1st 2nd 3rd
801 stress stressed stressed
802 stretch stretched stretched
803 strike struck struck/stricken
804 string strung strung
805 subscribe subscribed subscribed
806 subtract subtracted subtracted
807 suffer suffered suffered
808 suggest suggested suggested
809 sterilize sterilized sterilized
810 stick stuck stuck
811 steal stole stolen
812 stare stared stared
813 start started started
814 spring sprang sprung
815 sprout sprouted sprouted
816 spit spat/spit spat/spit
817 split split split
818 speed sped sped
819 spell spelt spelt
820 spray sprayed sprayed
821 spill spilt spilt
822 soothe soothed soothed
823 sort sorted sorted
824 sparkle sparkled sparkled
825 sob sobbed sobbed
826 solicit solicited solicited
827 sneak sneaked sneaked
828 sneeze sneezed sneezed
829 smite smote smitten
830 smooth smoothed smoothed
831 snap snapped snapped
832 shrink shrank shrunk
833 shun shunned shunned
834 signal signalled signalled
835 signify signified signified
836 sip sipped sipped
837 sit sat sat
838 slam slammed slammed
839 slay slew slain
840 smash smashed smashed
841 smell smelt smelt
842 sling slung slung
843 slink slunk slunk
844 slide slid slid/slide
845 sabotage sabotaged sabotaged
846 sadden saddened saddened
847 saddle saddled saddled
848 sally sallied sallied
849 salute saluted saluted
850 salve salved salved
851 sanction sanctioned sanctioned
852 sap sapped sapped
853 sashay sashayed sashayed
854 sass sassed sassed
855 satirist satirized satirized
856 saturate saturated saturated
857 savor savored savored
858 say said said
859 scab scabbed scabbed
860 scald scalded scalded
861 scale scaled scaled
862 scant scanted scanted
863 scar scarred scarred
864 scarp scarped scarped
865 scat scatted scatted
866 scorch scorched scorched
867 scrawl scrawled scrawled
868 scrub scrubbed scrubbed
869 search searched searched
870 see saw seen
871 seize seized seized
872 sell sold sold
873 sentence sentenced sentenced
874 sever severed severed
875 shape shaped shaped
876 shatter shattered shattered
877 shear shore shore
878 shirk shirked shirked
879 shit shit shit
880 shoe shod shod
881 shoot shot shot
882 show showed shown
883 shut shut shut
884 sight sighted sighted
885 sing sang sung
886 sink sank sunk
887 ski skied skied
888 skid skidded skidded
889 sleep slept slept
890 slim slimmed slimmed
891 slip slipped slipped
892 slit slit slit
893 smile smiled smiled
894 smother smothered smothered
895 snatch snatched snatched
896 sniff sniffed sniffed
897 soar soared soared
898 solve solved solved
899 sow sowed sowed
900 speak spoke spoken
  • Every page consist on 100 form of verb