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Present Tense
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Simple
Present Tense
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Present
Continuous Tense
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Present
Perfect Tense
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Present Perfect Tense:
The present perfect tense is to indicate completed activities in the immediate
past.
Present perfect = use of
have / has + V3 (past participle)
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Present
Perfect Tense
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Singular
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Plural
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First
Person
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I
have eaten mango
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We
have eaten mango
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Second
Person
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You
have eaten mango
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You
have eaten mango
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Third
Person
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He
has eaten mango
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They
have eaten mango
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She
has eaten mango
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It
has eaten mango
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Rules:
- Present perfect tense is used in the always V3. And with be verb have / has to think suffix.
Formula:
Positive: Subject + have
/ has + V3 + object
Negative: Subject + have
/ has + not + V3 + object
Interrogative: Have / has
+ subject + V3 + object
Nag. Int.: Have / has +
not + subject + V3 + object
Examples:
- We have finished our dinner.
- The train has arrived now.
Example:
मैं खा चुका हूँ ।
Positive: I have eaten.
Negative: I haven’t eaten.
Interrogative: Have I eaten?
Neg. Int.: Haven’t I eaten?
राजुने अपना काम कर लिया
है ।
Positive: Raju has done his
work.
Negative: Raju hasn’t done
his work.
Interrogative: Has Raju done
his work?
Neg. Int.: Hasn’t Raju done
his work?
सूर्य अस्त हो गया है ।
Positive: The Sun has set.
Negative: The Sun hasn’t set.
Interrogative: Has The Sun
set?
Neg. Int.: Hasn’t The Sun
set?
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