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Guess the tense rules and uses

by Vale Jiménez
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I’m the tense that looks at what has happened before now and still matters. I’m built with have/has plus a past participle, used for experiences, completed actions with present relevance, changes, and actions that began in the past and continue. Think of sentences like “I have eaten” or “She has lived in Madrid.” I can be shown in Spanish as “he comido” or “ha vivido” when translated. What am I?

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Hint 4: In Spanish, its presence is shown with phrases like he + participle or ha + participle (e.g., he comido).

Hint 3: Common adverbs with this tense include already, yet, just, ever, never, recently; also with for/how long as time spans.

Hint 2: Used for experiences and actions completed recently with present relevance (I have visited Paris).

Hint 1: Form = have/has + past participle (e.g., eaten, lived).

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