Presente Perfecto

PRESENTE PERFECTO

PRESENT PERFECT

El tiempo Present Perfect responde a la pregunta: What has happened? = ¿Qué ha

pasado? o What has been happening? = ¿Qué ha estado pasando?.

Se forma: Sujeto + have/has + verbo en participio (I have worked). Sujeto + have/has +

been + verbo en progresivo (I have been working).

Present Perfect

What has happened? - ¿Qué ha pasado?

I have worked - He trabajado

I have just prepared some coffee, would you like some?

¿Quieres un poco de café? Recién lo he preparado.

My brother has had that old car for a long time.

Mi hermano ha tenido ese coche viejo por un largo tiempo.

Mr. Miller has lived in that house since 1995.

El Sr. Miller ha vivido en aquella casa desde 1995.

Daisy and her brother have taken English lessons for five years.

Daisy y su hermano han tomado clases de inglés durante cinco años.

Mrs. Taylor has already finished her work.

La Sra. Taylor ya ha terminado su trabajo.

Dave has not seen Sabrina lately.

Dave no ha visto a Sabrina recientemente.

Paul and Betty have not visited Jamaica yet.

Paul y Betty no han visitado Jamaica todavía.

Have you ever seen a UFO?

¿Has visto un OVNI alguna vez?

Has Tom already left?

¿Tom ya se ha ido?

Present Perfect Continuous

What has been happening? - ¿Qué ha estado pasando?

I have been working - He estado trabajando

We have been waiting for Stephen for over an hour.

Hemos estado esperando a Stephen durante más de una hora.

My daughter has been feeling very tired lately.

Mi hija se ha estado sintiendo muy cansada últimamente.

Mrs. Sloane's kids have been studying for a final exam today.

Hoy los hijos de la Sra. Sloane han estado estudiando para el examen final.

George has not been coming to school recently.

George no ha estado viniendo a la escuela últimamente.

You look dirty. What have you been doing?

Te ves sucio. ¿Qué has estado haciendo?

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