Present perfect for experience | Johnny Grammar | Learn English | British Council
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We use the present perfect to talk about experiences in the past up to the moment of speaking. The present perfect is subject + auxiliary 'have' + past participle. We often shorten 'have/has' to ''ve/'s'.
I've eaten in this restaurant many times.
To make the negative we add 'not' between the auxiliary 'have'and the past participle.
I haven't had it before.
The question form is auxiliary 'have/has' + past participle.
Have you tried this vegetable dish?
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