What are perfect tense verbs?

Answer 1

The Perfect tense is a verb form that refers to an action that is complete.

Verbs in the perfect tense are formed by combining the appropriate form of the infinitive 'to have' with the past participle of the verb.

The resulting verb phrase in the perfect tense will refer to an action that is complete.

For example: Past perfect Joseph had worn his father's coat. Anna had decided her career choice. You had eaten all the pizza.

Present perfect Joseph has worn his father's coat. Anna has decided her career choice. You have eaten all the pizza.

Future perfect Joseph will have worn his father's coat. Anna will have decided her career choice. You will have eaten all the pizza.

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