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The present perfect is formed from the present tense of the verb have and the past participle of a verb

Amongst other uses, we use the present perfect when we are thinking about the past and present together.

EX:
My brother has learnt German (He can speak German now after studying in the past)
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Grammar Rules - Present Perfect: Some Uses

1. «A general experience» vs. «A particular action or event»
We often use the present perfect to introduce a general experience or make a general comment at the start of a story. We are not allowed to say exactly when the action happened if we use the present perfect in this ( Read more... )