Explanation of Present Perfect Tense in Urdu
- To show actions completed in the immediate past (usually with JUST);
He has just left for the airport.
I have just finished my homework. - To show past actions whose time is not mentioned and definite;
Have you read "Harry Potter"?
I have seen Japan. - To define past events when we focus on their effect in the present than of the action itself;
Aslam has eaten all of the cake. (There isn't any left for me)
I have cut my finger. (and it is bleeding now)
I have done my homework. (now I am free)
- To show experiences of your life;
I have been to K-2.
I have jumped from an aeroplane.
- Present Perfect Tense is also used
To express a situation (not action) that began in the past and continues to the present and it
usually comes with since or for ;
(a) I have been here since seven o'clock.
(b) We have been here for two weeks.
(c) I have known him for many years.

17 comments:
kINDLY EXPLAIN ADVERBS OF TIME .
Please go through Unit 42: Present Perfect Tense
please, explain modals
Dear Faisal Sab:
I am also an English Language instructor and I feel that your site and way of teaching is very tuned and very fine
Good Luck to you
Dear sir,
i have one comfusion about present perfect and that is what is the differece betwen {i have gone to singapor} and {i have been to singapor}
I if you want to show your experience, both of them are right.
I have seen Niagara fall
I have been to Niagara fall
(which one is right for showing experience)
Both are right.
Salam-alaikum Faisal,
The explanation link is not working, did you remove the audio file? I tried the following link from your site:
http://www.atozofenglish.com/2008/09/present-perfect-tense-avanced-level.html
sir where is the exercise?
PLEASE EXPLAIN IN YOUR TOUTORIAL HOW WE CAN MAKE INTEROGATINE, AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES OF THE TENSES
please add the video of all advance level tenses
he have been lived in london since 2000
is this correct?
yar plz tell me where i see these all tenses in urdu videos mo
sir,you r doing a commendable job....keep it up....
good sir
kahan hai urdu mai tutorial tense ka?
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