The Structure of The World through English Book 2 Prepared By: Ibrahim Al- Bzoor
We use the present perfect to talk about past actions which have some direct relation with the present
Ali hasn’t finished his work. He is still working
Hi, we have moved into a new house. They live in the new one now
The form: She He It has + past participle
She has graduated from the university.
They We you I have + past participle
Marry and Elena have studied in the library.
Ouch, I have hurt my finger
Graham Bell has invented the telephone
for and since can be used with this tense.
We use for to talk about the period of time. Ex: *for one year *for six hours *for two days Jane and I have known each other for two years.
And we use since to talk about a specific time. Ex: *since 5 o’clock *since January *since 2003 I haven’t worked on this project since Monday.
Put for and since in the suitable places: W 1 -I have lived in London -------seven years. 2 -David hasn’t seen his son-------August. 3 -Sam and John have been to Canada------three times. 4 -I haven’t slept well-------last night. 5 -I have done my homework--------two hours.
Put for and since in the suitable places: 1 -I have lived in London -------seven years. 2 -David hasn’t seen his son-------August. for since 3 -Sam and John have been to Canada------three times. for 4 -I haven’t slept well-------last night. since 5 -I have done my homework--------two hours. for
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