Question

Change into Present Perfect Tense - "Their sorry condition poses a problem.​

Answer 1

"Their sorry condition poses a problem".

After changing in Present Perfect Tense -

" Their sorry condition has posed a problem".

• This tense is a mixture of present and past.

• It always implies a strong connection with present through action took place in the past.

• The adverbs and conjunctions are generally used to express the preceding action like 'Ever, just, recently, already, yet, till ' etc.

• Formula : Sub + has/have + V3 + object.

• Present Perfect + Point of time = Simple past.

Example :

• I have just seen that film.
• He has known me for two years.
• I have already had my breakfast

Answer 2

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