Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• "I have eaten my dinner." "I had eaten my dinner." The difference is that the first sentence is present perfect, while the second sentence is past ...
• (eating is an active participle; the modified noun John is understood as the agent) ; I have eaten my dinner. (perfect construction; eaten is an active participle here)  ...
• I have eaten my dinner = I ate my dinner just now. She has eaten her dinner = She ate her dinner just now (recently) She had eaten her dinner ...
• Just after we finish eating we say: I have eaten my dinner. If we finished eating dinner for a longer time we say: I ate my dinner. more information: Present Perfect  ...

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