EXAMPLE

· Have you done the homeworks?

· Has Betty gone to the movies?

ANSWER

AFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE

YES, I HAVE A HOMEWORK NO, I HAVEN'T A HOMEWORK

FORMULA

We use ¨have¨with the personal pronouns:

I, YOU, WE, THEY

We used ¨Has¨ with the personal pronouns of other people:

HE, SE, IT

It is used to talk about actions that connect the past with the present.

• I/you/we/they + have + past participle

• He/she/it + has + past participle

EXAMPLE

• I have eaten.

• She has finished.

When is it used?

✅ A. Experiences (without saying when they happened)

You only say they have happened at some point.

• I have visited Spain.

• She has tried sushi.

✅ B. Actions that started in the past and continue now

Usually with for or since.

• I have lived here for 5 years.

• He has worked here since 2020.

✅ C. Recent actions with a present result

Often with just, already, yet.

• I have just finished my homework.

• She has already left.

• Have you eaten yet?