Present Perfect
A result that matters now; experience without a date.
S + have/has + V3
Result relevant now, life experience, actions continuing from the past. Markers: already, yet, just, ever, never, since, for.
Examples
- I have finished the report.
- She has never been to Lisbon.
- Have you seen this email?
I have finish the report.
I have finished the report.
have/has must be followed by the past participle: finished.
Common mistakes
- Present Perfect with a finished past time: I have seen him yesterday → I saw him yesterday.