Frase em Present Perfect: She's already gone to work
Eu estava estudando present perfect e acabei me deparando com essa frase "She's already gone to work".
Queria saber por que tem o 's do verbo to be, e não tem o has do present perfect.
Queria saber por que tem o 's do verbo to be, e não tem o has do present perfect.
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Esta é a forma abreviada do Has (He, She, It) e não o verbo To Be. Veja os seguinte exemplos:
I've (have) already visited Paris many times.
He's (has) worked hard this week.
O Present Perfect é formado com o auxiliar Have ou Has + Past Participle dos verbos.
I've (have) already visited Paris many times.
He's (has) worked hard this week.
O Present Perfect é formado com o auxiliar Have ou Has + Past Participle dos verbos.
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Actually the 's there don't mean a "to be" verb, but it is "she has": She has already gone to work.
Think of the contracted form "I've said...", we easily notice that "I've said..." is short for "I have said...".
With "he/she/it" the conjugation would be "has" he/she/it has..." but then, they abbreviate it with 's.
Remember that this applies to this particular case of verbe tense, with time you get the hang of it.
Think of the contracted form "I've said...", we easily notice that "I've said..." is short for "I have said...".
With "he/she/it" the conjugation would be "has" he/she/it has..." but then, they abbreviate it with 's.
Remember that this applies to this particular case of verbe tense, with time you get the hang of it.
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