Verbal inflections in the perfect mode

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A grammatical aspect indicating completed actions or states.

An aspect that shows ongoing action over a period of time.

A supporting verb used to form different tenses or moods.

Connects a past action to the present.

Expresses an action that was completed before another past action.

Expresses an action that will be completed by a specific time in the future.

PRESENT PERFECT - Experiences / Focuses on the cumulative effect of past experiences: "I have ... (to travel) to many countries."

PRESENT PERFECT - Uncompleted actions/ Emphasizes the duration that continues to the present: "She ... (to work) here for five years."

PRESENT PERFECT - Recent past actions/ Highlights a very recent past action: "I have ... finished my homework."

PAST PERFECT - Shows the order of past events: "He had ... (to eat) dinner before he went to the movie."

FUTURE PERFECT - Focuses on the completion of an action before a future point: "We ... have finished the project by Friday".

"By the time I arrived at the party, everyone had already eaten and was dancing." The the past perfect verb shows that the "eating" happened ... the arrival at the party.

"By the end of the year, I will have finished my degree." The ... verb indicates that the degree completion will be achieved before the end of the year.

"In two weeks, I will ... (to complet) this project " This shows that the project will be finished within the two-week timeframe.)

"When she arrived at the party, everyone ... already ..." The past perfect verb shows that everyone leaving happened before she arrived.)