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From the reading text, the following

sentences is called as present perfect tense:

It has changed a lot and looks more

modern

Those things haven't changed, of course.

Present perfect is usually used:

•for something that started in the past and

continues in the present

•when we are talking about our experience

up to the present

•for something that happened in the past but

is important in the present

The structure of the Present Perfect is:

•Subject + have + past participle (verb 3) for

subject I, you, they, we

•Subject + has + past participle (verb 3) for

subject he, she, it

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