Day-15 | Unit-15 | Present Perfect Tense

Welcome to Day 15 of our Spoken English Course!
In this video, we’ll learn how to use the Present Perfect Tense, a very useful tense when you want to talk about experiences, completed actions, or actions that have just happened.

You’ll understand the structure, usage, and differences between present perfect and simple past, along with plenty of examples and speaking practice.

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What You’ll Learn in This Video:

✅ Structure of the Present Perfect Tense (has/have + past participle)
✅ When to use it: life experiences, recent actions, unfinished time
✅ How it’s different from the Simple Past
✅ Positive, negative & question forms
✅ Common time expressions: already, just, yet, ever, never, etc.

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Examples Covered in This Lesson:

🔹 Positive Sentences:
• I have finished my homework.
• She has visited London twice.
• They have just arrived at the station.

🔹 Negative Sentences:
• I haven’t seen that movie.
• He hasn’t eaten anything today.

🔹 Questions:
• Have you ever been to Delhi?
• Has she finished the report?

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🎯 Practice Task:
Write 3 present perfect sentences (positive, negative, and question) in the comments!
Example: I have never tried sushi.

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💬 Speaking Tip: Use “have/has” + past participle to express something that happened at an unknown or recent time in the past, especially when the time is not important.

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