man and woman shopping for records

A: I haven't heard this album yet. Have you?

B: Yes, I have. It's really good.

Present Perfect Simple

have or has + past participle

Positive & Negative Sentences

I
You
We
They
have
have not
haven't

eaten breakfast today.

had a cup of coffee this morning.

been to many concerts.

He
She
It
has
has not
hasn't

Questions

Have I
you
we
they

eaten breakfast today?

had a cup of coffee this morning?

been to many concerts?

Has he
she
it

Use

Past → Present

The Present Perfect is used to connect the past with the present. It is used when we think about the past and present together:

I have met Jim.

She has learnt how to play the saxophone.

I haven't seen Chris.

There's been an accident.


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