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Affirmative: has/have + 3 form of • She has opened the door.
rd
verb • We have won the game.

Negative: has/have + not + 3 form • They have not lived here for years.
rd
of verb • He has not gone from here.
Present
rd
Perfect Interrogative: has/have + subject + 3 • Have you finished work?
form of verb • Has your friend come?
Negative interrogative: has/have + • Have you not seen ‘Gone with the
subject + not + 3 form of verb Wind’?
rd
• Has it not happened before?

Affirmative: has/have + been + 1 form • I have been watching the film for
st
of verb + -ing two hours.
• She has been learning Hindi for two
months.
Negative: has/have + not + been + 1st • We have not been practising since
form of verb + -ing four o’clock.
• He has not been coming here for
Present two weeks.
Perfect
Continuous Interrogative: has/have + subject + • Have you been studying since
been + 1 form of verb + -ing morning?
st
• Has my dog been bathing in the
pond for two hours?
Negative interrogative: has/have + • Have they not been sleeping since
subject + not + been + 1 form of verb evening?
st
+ -ing • Has the cow not been grazing for
two hours?

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