| | Statement | Negative | Question |
| I She/he/it We/you/they | have worked... has worked... have worked... | haven't worked... hasn’t worked... haven’t worked... | Have I worked...? Has she worked...? Have you worked...? |
| I’ve worked here since 2001. I haven’t been to China. Has he arrived yet? |
| 1. To link past and present: I have lived in London since I was a student. (I still live there) 2. When the result of a past action is still evident. What have you done to your hair? |
| The following expressions also have the function of linking the past with the present: already, since then, so far, up to now |
| Just | I’ve just had dinner. |
| Yet | Has your sister arrived yet? (question) I haven’t had breakfast yet. (negative) |
| Already | I’ve already seen that film. (statement) |
| Since | We have been friends since we were children. |
| For | They have known eacht other for a long time. |
| Have you ever...? | Have you ever been to Australia? |
| Never Been Gone | My mom has never travelled by plane. He has been to college. (ele voltou e terminou) He has gone to college. (ele ainda está lá) |
Nenhum comentário:
Postar um comentário