1) Questions without question words in the Present Perfect
Auxiliary | Subject | Verb | Rest | Yes/No | Subject | Auxiliary (+ n't) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Have | you | done | the shopping? | Yes, | I | have. |
No, | I | have not. | ||||
No, | I | haven't. | ||||
Has | Jane | played | basketball? | Yes, | she | has. |
No, | she | has not. | ||||
No, | she | hasn't. | ||||
Have | they | been | in Canada? | Yes, | they | have. |
No, | they | have not. | ||||
No, | they | haven't. |
2) Questions with question words in the Present Perfect
Question word | Auxiliary | Subject | Verb | Rest | Answer |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
How often | have | you | tried | to download the file? | I have tried to download the file three times. |
How long | have | they | lived | in Ottawa? | They have lived in Ottawa since 2009. |
Where | has | he | been? | He has been at home. |
Use has with the 3rd person singular (he, she, it) and in all other persons have.
Use the verb in the past participle:
(regular verbs: infinitive + -ed
irregular verbs: 3rd column of the table of the irregular verbs)
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