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Structure: Present Perfect and Past Perfect Tense – Basic 3 English Lesson Note (Third Term)

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Subject
English Studies
Class
Basic 3
Term
Third Term
Topic
Structure: Present Perfect and Past Perfect Tense
Order
Topic 25 of 62 this term
Reading time
1 min

Present Perfect Tense: Pattern: have/has + past participle

  • My father has worked hard all his life.
  • He has taught me many things.
  • We have spent good times together.

Past Perfect Tense: Pattern: had + past participle

  • My father had finished work before I came home.
  • He had cooked dinner before mother arrived.
  • We had eaten lunch before going out.

Compare the two tenses:

  • Present Perfect: He has helped me with homework. (still continues)
  • Past Perfect: He had helped me before the teacher came. (completed before another past action)

Complete these sentences:

  1. My father _______ worked in this company for ten years. (has/had)
  2. He _______ already left when I woke up. (has/had)
  3. We _______ lived in this house since 2020. (have/had)
  4. Father _______ prepared breakfast before we got up. (has/had)

This term's English Studies topics

Basic 3 Third Term · 62 topics

  1. Structure: Interrogation with Response Using Present Perfect
  2. Vocabulary Building
  3. Reading: Oral and Written Comprehension
  4. Writing: Composition About ‘A Dog’
  5. Supplementary Reading
  6. Structure: Present Perfect and Past Perfect Tense
  7. Vocabulary Building
  8. Reading: Oral and Written Comprehension
  9. Writing: Composition About “My Father”
  10. Structure: Present Perfect and Past Perfect Tense
  11. Vocabulary Building
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