DEFINITION:-
Such verb, which shows
that the subject started some work in past time and has recently finished in
current time that is called perfect tense.
NOTE:- (1)
This tense shows that the
subject started some work in past time and finished immediately in present
time.
EXAMPLE:-
(1)
Rabia has fried fish.
(2)
We have taken tea.
NOTE:- (2)
“Have” and “Has” are the
helping verbs to this tense.
NOTE:- (3)
Third form of the verb is
used in this tense.
FORMATION:-
SUBJECT
|
H.VERB
|
M.VERB 3rd FORM
|
OBJECT
|
I
|
have
|
visited
|
zoo
|
= I have visited zoo.
CONJUGATION:-
I have written.
We have written.
You have written.
He has written.
She has written.
It has written.
They have written.
ASSERTIVE
(1)
I have driven a car.
(2)
We
have fried at him.
(3)
You
have dreamed of it dear.
INTERROGATIVE
(1)
Have
I driven a car?
(2)
Have
we fired at him?
(3)
Have
you dreamed of it dear?
NEGATIVE
(1)
I
have not driven a car.
(2)
We
have not fired at him.
(3)
You
have not dreamed of it dear.
INT & NEG
(1)
Have
I not driven a car?
(2)
Have
we not fired at him?
(3)
Have
you not dreamed of it dear?
MODEL SENTENCES
(1)
I
have bought a new car.
(2)
We
have completed our book in this month.
(3)
Sadia
has lost her pen.
(4)
Have
you tried your luck?
(5)
Has
Fozia not made tea?