Present Perfect

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Passé composé (Français) / Present Perfect (Anglais) / الماضي القريب (Arabe)

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English / Grammar / Language / Education / Tenses / Verbs / ....... / ....... / ....... / .......

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• Present perfect (tense) is an action which happened in the past and still has some connections with the present
• the form of the verb used for actions or events that have been completed or have happened in a period of time up to now:

The sentences "She has talked to her doctor about the problem" and "I have never been to Australia" are all in the present perfect.

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Concepts ou notions associés

teaching / Tense / Language / English / Grammar

Exemples, applications, utilisations

I have been to Tokyo. How many times have you been to Tokyo? She has learned to speak Russian. Stacy has become very successful How has she done it? They have never eaten there before. You have changed so much! I haven't changed one bit. She hasn't found the time yet. (+)

Erreurs ou confusions éventuelles

• Confusion entre Simple Past et Present Perfect
• Confusion entre present Perfect et Past Perfect
• Erreur fréquente: forgetting "have"

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Questions possibles

• How to form the Present Perfect ?
• When do we use the Present Perfect?
• What are the difficulties ?

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Liaisons enseignements et programmes

Education: Liens, sites et portails

• URL :

• https://www.thoughtco.com/how-to-teach-the-present-perfect-1212114
• http://busyteacher.org/3679-how-to-teach-present-perfect.html
• http://www.reachtoteachrecruiting.com/resources-teaching-present-perfect-tense

Difficultés liées à son enseignement

• La confusion avec Simple Past
• When do we use it
• Past Participle

Aides et astuces

• Use Images and videos
• Talk about your own experience
• Use as much as possible practice