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Have you finished the job? No, I haven't finished yet. Yes, I have already finished. She's just finished her job.
Remember:
. The past participle of regular !erbs is :
Rule
Examples
be co e !o do eet
. To emphasi*e on the result of a past action without mentioning the actual time when it happened: +)amples:
I have met that girl before. ,e have discussed this issue a few times.
". -ction performed in a period that has not finished yet %the same day, wee., month, etc.&: +)amples:
Have you seen /acy today? %The day is not o!er yet.& I have had se!eral tests this month. %The month has not finished yet.&
#. -ction that started in the past and has continued until now. 0ften used with since %indicating the beginning of action& or for %indicating the duration of action&: +)amples:
They have lived here for ten years. I have not seen her since we left high school. 1lare and 2ohn have kno n each other since they were at primary school.
3. It is used to indicate completed acti!ities in the immediate past %with just&. +)ample:
Present perfect I have met that !irl before Have you seen $ancy recently? I have ha! so e tests this week.
Simple past I met that !irl at the beach last #aturday. i! you see $ancy yesterday? onth. I ha! so e tests last week. ar-lesson-present-
%e have !iscusse! this issue a few ti es. %e !iscusse! this issue last