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1.1. Present Perfect
"Have you ever traveled to New York? No, I haven't" In this dialogue you can see examples of the Present Perfect. We use this form to talk about experiences from the past until today.
1.2. Present Perfect Continuous
"I have been studying English for 4 years". In this example we see the Present Perfect Continuous, which is used for actions that began in the past and continue into the present.
1.3. Present Perfect vs. Past Simple
Let's compare 2 sentences "I have read 50 pages this week", "I read that book last year". The first one is a recent action that continues today and the 2nd is a finished action.
1.4. Already/Just/Still/Yet
"Have you eaten lunch YET?" "Yes, I have JUST finished". In these examples we see the adverbs "yet" and "just" with the Present Perfect.
1.5. For/Since/Ago
"How long have you lived here?" " I've lived here FOR 3 years". We use "for", "since" and "ago" to express the time of an action or a state.
1.6. Modal Perfects
"it must have been difficult for him when he lost his job". This sentence exresses an assumption about how another person must have felt in a situation.
