German-Present Perfect of Regular Verbs

The English present perfect tense is used to refer to an event that happened in the past but continues (or at least might continue) in the present. For example, the sentence “I have lived in Charleston, South Carolina for six years” suggests that you might still be living in Charleston. Unlike English, das Perfekt doesn’t signify an ongoing event. Instead, it refers to a past event or action which has been completed. It’s also the past tense that’s most commonly used in German conversations, so you need to understand it if you want great speaking skills! Are you looking to learn more about this topic? Visit https://www.corelanguages.com/german-a1/german-present-perfect-regular-verbs If you are looking to learn German or another language with one of our instructors, check out our shop. https://www.corelanguages.com/shop