Positive form

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 608.

To describe actions which happened at unspecified time in the past

- with no time reference at all

He has passed his driving test.

- with references to recent time, like just, recently lately, already, still, yet

I've just eaten.

He has recently become a director.

I haven't seen you lately.

They've already spoken to me.

She still hasn't answered my letter.

I haven't drunk my tea yet.

has/have + Past Participle (Verb + -ed)

I You We You They	have ('ve) done this job before.
He She It	has ('s) arrived just in time.