Used to talk about situations and states that started in the past and continue to the present., Use 1 – Situations and states, Use 2 – A series of actions, Use 3 – Life Experience, Use 4 – Past action → Present Result, Use 5 – Recently Completed Actions, Use 6 – Future Time Clauses, Used to describe actions that happened several times before now. Signal Words: so far, up to now, until now, recently, lately, Use 1 – Situations and states, Use 2 – A series of actions, Use 3 – Life Experience, Use 4 – Past action → Present Result, Use 5 – Recently Completed Actions, Use 6 – Future Time Clauses, Used to indicate that an action will be finished before another future event happens. Signal Words: so far, up to now, until now, recently, lately, Use 1 – Situations and states, Use 2 – A series of actions, Use 3 – Life Experience, Use 4 – Past action → Present Result, Use 5 – Recently Completed Actions, Use 6 – Future Time Clauses, An action happened in the past, but the important thing is the present result. Signal Words: just, already, yet, Use 1 – Situations and states, Use 2 – A series of actions, Use 3 – Life Experience, Use 4 – Past action → Present Result, Use 5 – Recently Completed Actions, Use 6 – Future Time Clauses, Used to talk about life experiences at an unspecified time in the past. The exact time is not important., Use 1 – Situations and states, Use 2 – A series of actions, Use 3 – Life Experience, Use 4 – Past action → Present Result, Use 5 – Recently Completed Actions, Use 6 – Future Time Clauses, Used to talk about actions completed a short time ago. Signal Words: just, recently, lately, Use 1 – Situations and states, Use 2 – A series of actions, Use 3 – Life Experience, Use 4 – Past action → Present Result, Use 5 – Recently Completed Actions, Use 6 – Future Time Clauses

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