Declarative Sentences

Subject	+	HAS/HAVE	+	Verb (past participle form)
e.g. he, she, a dog, etc.		e.g. gone, taken, done, etc.

	Examples	Use (click to read)
	We have already had breakfast.
	I havebought new shades.
	I am having my first driving lesson this week.
	He 's studying to become lawyer one day.
	Someone has just taken my bag!
	Jane has never been so angry.
	He has been our most serious partner for so long that I can assure you he's a very decent man.
HAS/HAVE	+	Subject	+	Verb (past participle form)
	e.g. he, she, a dog, etc.	e.g. gone, taken, done, etc.

	Examples	Use (click to read)
	Have you ever seen this program?
	Where has she lived for the past 21 years?
	Have you found the telephone number?
	Has anyone taken my bag?
	Have you ever been to France?
	Has anyone taken my bag?

In sentences with adverbials such as ever, already or yet, American-English speakers may use the Past Simple rather than the Present Perfect. So, an American would say:

• Did you go to the post office yet? (Past Simple)

rather than:

• Have you gone to the post office yet? (Present Perfect)

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