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No
|
S
|
Has/Have
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Verb-III
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C
|
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1
2
3
4
5
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They
I
She
Anita
Sinta
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have
have
has
has
has
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married
gone
visited
come
finished
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to
Bali twice
Borobudur
three time
here
her
homework
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This pattern is
also called Present Perfect Tense (Verbal), and used to express a past
events or actions in the past were carried out more than
once ( 2, 3), or activities that have been done (1, 4, 5).
SHORT CONVERSATIONS:
A : Have
you taken a bath, Tom?
B : Not yet,
Mom. But I have already had breakfast.
A : I have
posted the letter.
B : Are you
sure? I haven’t received it.
A : Time is running out. Have you finished?
B : Not yet,
Sir.
A : How many times have you come to Rani’s
house?
B : I can’t
count it.
A : Have
you sent your application form?
B : Not yet. But I have written it.
TALKING WITH A TOURIST
Leni : It’s hot today, isn’t it?
Tourist : Yes, it is. I enjoy staying in Indonesia
very much. Especially in dry season.
Leni : Is this your first visit to
Indonesia, Sir?
Tourist : No, I have
visited Indonesia three time.
Leni : How long have you been in Indonesia?
Tourist : I have been here for two weeks.
Leni : Have
you gone to Bali?
Tourist : Yes, I have
already visited Bali twice.
Leni : what places of interest have you visited beside Bali?
Tourist : I’ve
visited Toba Lake, Dieng Plateau, and Borobudur Temple.
Leni : I hope someday I can travel around
the world like you.
Tourist : Have
you ever gone abroad?
Leni : Not yet, Sir.
Tourist : By the way, I am very hungry. Would you
like to have lunch with me?
Leni : Sorry, Sir. I have already had lunch.
Tourist : Sorry, I have to go to a restaurant. I
hope we could get together some time.
Leni : It was nice to see you. Until the
next time. Good bye.
Tourist : So long.
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