Question

When the past perfect tense is used in a sentence, what does it tell you? When the present perfect tense is used, what does it tell you?

Answer 1

Past perfect tense

The work that completed in past

Ex-I had eaten.

Present perfect tense

The work that has finished at the time of speaking.

Ex-We have played.

Answer 2

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• To talk about an action or situation which began in the oast and is still continuing.

We have lived in Goa since we were children.

I have studied in this school for nine years.

• To talk of an experience or event which took place in the past, and the exact time of the action is not specified or not required.

I have visited the Golden Temple.

Have you ever learned swimming?

• to speak of an action or event which has just happened, or which shows change.

Lila has just reached.

We have finished our patience of the day.