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S + Have / Has + Past Participle: Form Affirmative

The document describes the formation of the present perfect simple tense in English, including its affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It uses the verbs "win" and "buy" as examples to show that the present perfect simple tense is formed using some form of the verb "have" plus the past participle of the main verb. It also notes that "has" is used with "he/she/it" as the subject.

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S + Have / Has + Past Participle: Form Affirmative

The document describes the formation of the present perfect simple tense in English, including its affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It uses the verbs "win" and "buy" as examples to show that the present perfect simple tense is formed using some form of the verb "have" plus the past participle of the main verb. It also notes that "has" is used with "he/she/it" as the subject.

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Present Perfect Simple

Form
Affirmative:
S + have / has* + Past
Participle
(*he/she/it) (3 rd form of main
verb)
Ex.: They have won the first place.
My sister has bought a new dress.

Negative:
S + have not (havent) / has not (hasnt)* +
Past Part.
(*he/she/it)
Ex.: They havent won the first place.
My sister hasnt bought a new dress.

Interrogative:

Have / Has* + S + Past


Participle ?
(*he/she/it)
Ex.: Have they won the first place?
Has my sister bought a new dress?

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