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The form of the present perfect simple is shown in the tables below.
I/You/We/They
The form of the present perfect simple is the same for: I, You, We and They.
Have not is contracted to haven’t.
Yes/No Question | Have you/they/we visited Rome? |
Short Answers | Yes, I/you/they/we have. No, I/you/they/we haven’t. |
Question word question | What have you/they/we visited in Rome? |
Positive Sentence | I/you/they/we have visited Rome. |
Negative Sentence | I/you/they/we haven’t visited Rome. |
He/She/It
The form of the present perfect simple is the same for: He/She/It.
Has not is contracted to hasn’t.
Yes/No Question | Has he/she/it visited Rome? |
Short Answers | Yes, he/she/it has. No, he/she/it hasn’t. |
Question word question | What has he/she/it visited in Rome? |
Positive Sentence | He/she/it has visited Rome. |
Negative Sentence | He/she/it hasn’t visited Rome. |
Click on the links below to learn more about the Present Tenses
The Present Perfect Continuous
The Present Perfect Simple vs. The Present Perfect Continuous