JOSHUA DANIEL DUARTE - PRESENT PERFECT

The present perfect is more or less equivalent to the past perfect of Spanish. We will see the differences in the section on uses. In general, it is a mix between the present and the past. We use it for actions in the past that matter in the present. The present perfect in English is formed using 'has' or 'have' and the past participle of the verb. For example, "I have watched the movie" or "She has watched the movies."

1-We have lived in this house for over twenty years.

2-She has never been to Florida.

3-I’m bored; I have seen this film a thousand times

4-You have given up hope

5-I’ve lost my keys. 

6-We have spoken about this issue in numerous occasions.

7-Have you ever been to Poland? 

8-I’m not shocked, I have seen worse.

9-Have you found what you were looking for?

10-I don’t know if it will fit, I haven’t used that dress in ages.

HERE WE CAN DO SOME EXERCISES ON THE PERFECT PRESENT

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what is childhood?

the stage or period of childhood.

WHAT I THINK IS THAT WE SHOULD KNOW MORE ABOUT OUR CHILDHOOD BECAUSE IF WE THINK ABOUT IT WE DO NOT KNOW ALMOST THINGS ABOUT OUR CHILDHOOD FOR EXAMPLE THAT WAS THE FIRST THING WE SAID WHEN WE WERE LITTLE ETC ...

Children continue to grow and change in amazing ways as they move from infancy to school age. During the preoperational stage, between the ages of 2 to 7, young children continue to grow as their bodies take on more adult proportions. They acquire the ability to run and climb stairs independently, as well as cut with scissors and grasp a writing tool.