Question

Срочно!!! сделать за образцом THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE I / you / we / they have done it. I / You / We / They haven't done it. Have I / you / we / they done it? 1 Ann has just watered the flowers. 2 Mum has already gone to her work. 3 I have already seen this film. 4 We have just taken the bus. 5 Bob has just entered the shop. 6 They have already read this book. 7 The children have made a present for their mother.

Answer 1

1. Ann has just watered the flowers.
Ann hasn't just watered the flowers.
Has Ann just watered the flowers?

2.Mum has already gone to her work.
Mum hasn't already gone to her work.
Has mum already gone to her work?

3.I have already seen this film.
 I haven't already seen this film.
 Have I already seen this film?


4 We have just taken the bus.
We haven't just taken the bus.
Have we just taken the bus?

5 Bob has just entered the shop.
Bob hasn't just entered the shop.
Has Bob just entered the shop?

6 They have already read this book.
They haven't already read this book.
Have they already read this book?

7 The children have made a present for their mother.
The children haven't made a present for their mother.
Have the children made a present for their mother?

Answer 2

The Present Perfect Tense

The present perfect tense is used to indicate that an action or situation that was started in the past is still true or relevant at the present time. It is formed with the present tense of the auxiliary verb "have" (or "has" for third person singular) and the past participle of the main verb.

1. Ann has just watered the flowers. - This sentence indicates that Ann completed the action of watering the flowers very recently, and the effects of this action are likely still noticeable.

2. Mum has already gone to her work. - This sentence suggests that Mum went to work at some point in the recent past, and she is not at home now because she has already left for work.

3. I have already seen this film. - This sentence communicates that the speaker saw the film at some point before now, and the experience of watching the film is relevant to the present moment.

4. We have just taken the bus. - This sentence conveys that the action of taking the bus was completed very recently, and the effects of this action are likely still relevant.

5. Bob has just entered the shop. - This sentence indicates that Bob entered the shop very recently, and he is likely still inside the shop.

6. They have already read this book. - This sentence suggests that the action of reading the book was completed at some point before now, and the fact that they have read the book is relevant to the present time.

7. The children have made a present for their mother. - This sentence communicates that the children completed the action of making a present for their mother at some point before now, and the present is likely still relevant to the current situation.

The present perfect tense is often used with time expressions such as "just," "already," "yet," "ever," "never," etc., to indicate the time frame of the action or situation. It is also used to talk about experiences, changes over time, and actions that have a connection to the present.