* PERFECT TENSE
** OBJECTIVES
1. Define perfect tense
2. Identify the past and past participle form of a verb
3. use perfect tense in sentences
   
** CONTENT
*** TENSES
In  Grammar,  Tense  is  a  category  that  expresses  time
reference,  tenses are  usually  manifested by  the use  of
specific   forms   of    verbs,   particularly   in   their
conjuguation/

*** PERFECT TENSES
These describe completed actions  of something, and this is
sometimes  called the  complete tense.  It covers  the past
perfect tense,  the present  perfectt tense and  the future
perfect tense.

**** PRESENT PERFECT
Refers  to  ana  ction  or state  that  iether  occured  at
indefinite time in the past (e.g. we have talked before)

Or became in the past and continued to thepresent time (e.g
he has grown impatient over th last hour)

Using has/have + past participle

NOTE THIS:  you can't  u1se it when  you are  being specific
about the certain event.
**** PAST PERFECT
This is an activity that  was finished before another event
in the past,  it also showws an action or  condition in the
past that  camebefore another  action or condittion  in the
past

We use "Had + past participle" here.

To  form the  past perfect,  use  "had followed  by a  past
participlle verb"

For   the   second   action,   use   before   or   by   the
time......... teacher ang bilis mo.

**** FUTURE PERFECT
When you know that one future action will be completed
before another future action, an action or condition in the
future that will occcur before another action or condition
in the future

We use "will have + past participle" or maybe "shall" but
will have.