fire man and they are on their way. 10th - - To express an action that has been recently completed With adverbs like already, recently, yet, To express an action that began in past and is still continues up to the present e.g. She has lived in this house for five years. Note: We do not use adverbs of time denoting the past tense in Present Perfect Tense.
e.g. Father has returned from Vellore yesterday. ( This sentence is wrong. ) Father has returned from Vellore.
Forms and Uses of Present Perfect Continuous Tense First person Second person Third person Affirmative *Singular *Plural I have been singing since morning. We have been singing since mornin g. You have been singing for two hours. You have been singing for two hours.
She/He/It has been singing since morning. They have been singing since morning. Note: Since is used for a point of time; For is used for a period of time Uses To express an action which began at some time in the past and is still continuing and may extend into the future. e.g.
She has been studying since morning. To express an action in a sentence which begins with for how long or since when To express an action that began sometime in the past and has been just completed. However, its result is visible in the present. e.g.
I have been working on this project for five hours and I am tired now. A. Complete the sentences in present tense forms. .
Saravanan always …………….(go) for a walk in the morning. . We ……………… (gather) here for a meeting and the chair person is yet to arrive. .
Aruna ……. eagerly ……………… (wait) to meet her friend since morning. . Sheeba ……………… (move) to a new house next week.
. Naseera ……………..(attend) music classes regularly. . Ilakiya and Adhira……………(enjoy) each other's company very much.
. Mani …………..(work) in this school for five years. . It…………(pour) outside now.
10th - - Past Tense First person