Lesson 1
1. Present Perfect Tense
Structure: have/has + past participle
Usage:
Action completed at an indefinite time in the past
Action still relevant or ongoing
Example: "They have traveled to Japan."
2. Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Structure: have/has + been + ing form
Usage:
Action still ongoing, often with a specific duration
Example: "She has been reading for two hours."
3. Past Perfect Tense
Structure: had + past participle
Usage:
Action completed before another past action
Example: "They had left by the time I arrived."
4. Past Perfect Continuous Tense
Structure: had + been + ing form
Usage:
Action ongoing for some time before another past action
Example: "He had been studying for hours before the test started."
5. Future Perfect Tense
Structure: will + have + past participle
Usage:
Action to be completed by a specific time in the future
Example: "We will have finished the project by next week."