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Using "present perfect" for things that happen in future

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What time need use?

present-perfect simple-past

"Is used" vs. "has been used" vs. "was used"

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Is it okay to use the Present Perfect tense twice in the same sentence? [duplicate]

grammaticality syntactic-analysis present-perfect

Good decision I "made" / "have made" today

differences past-tense present-perfect

Present perfect - indefinite time

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Is the use of the word "been" necessary or proper when discussing a completed event?

grammaticality present-perfect passive-voice

You enter your living room and see a pool of water on the floor. Do you say “Did you spill the water?” or "Have you spilled the water?"?

tenses past-tense present-perfect

Present Perfect vs Simple Past

grammar tenses present-perfect simple-past

A question concerning use of simple past and present perfect tense

grammar tenses adverbs present-perfect simple-past

Past perfect or present perfect?

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If I don't know an action is completed, which past tense do I use?

grammar tenses past-tense present-perfect

How to list down actions that are done in the past and are still being done in the present?

present-perfect past-perfect parallelism

Past or present perfect tense for event happened last night [duplicate]

grammaticality tenses past-tense present-perfect

Present Perfect Vs Present Perfect Continuous and Simple Past/ Past Perfect Vs Past Perfect Continuous [closed]

meaning differences past-tense present-perfect past-perfect

He is the only/first player who has won GS twice

grammar tenses present-perfect perfect-aspect

Is "have been being investigated" in the following sentence grammatically correct?

grammaticality tenses present-perfect progressive-aspect

“I have studied” vs. “I have been studying” [duplicate]

grammar present-perfect progressive-aspect

Present Simple instead of Present Perfect

tenses present-perfect present-tense

What brings you here? What has brought you here?

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