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Sowmiii Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

What is perfect tense

Hey friends,
Could you please clarify what is perfect tense? and when to use it? Am merely confused...
  

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The "perfect tenses" all use the helping verb "have" and a past participle (generally of the main verb). These tenses have continuous forms and both an active and a passive voice. There are perfect modal forms, a perfect infinitive and even a perfect gerund.

  • The "perfect tenses" all use the helping verb "have" and a past participle (generally of the main verb).
  • These tenses have continuous forms and both an active and a passive voice.
  • There are perfect modal forms, a perfect infinitive and even a perfect gerund.
  • The perfect tenses are extremely common and used in everyday conversation Here is a resource where you can study the perfect tenses and their forms.
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The "perfect tenses" all use the helping verb "have" and a past participle (generally of the main verb).
These tenses have continuous forms and both an active and a passive voice.
There are perfect modal forms, a perfect infinitive and even a perfect gerund.

The perfect tenses are extremely common and used in everyday conversation

Here is a resource where you can study
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sowmiiiwhat is perfect tense?
There are two perfect tenses.
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present perfect tense — has or have plus the past participle
past perfect tense — had plus the past participle
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Present perfect / Past perfect
has taken; have taken / had taken

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