Englisch Frage?

Ja, das ist das Present Perfect.

Hallo,

ja,

denn das Present Perfect Simple bildet man mit have (bei I, you, we, you, they) / has (bei he/she/it) + Past Participle (bei regelmäßigen Verben -ed; 3. Spalte in Liste der unregelmäßigen Verben) hier: seen

1.Person Singular - I have gone / I have not gone / Have I gone? 

2.Person Singular - you have gone / you have not gone / Have you gone? 

3.Person Singular - he/she/it has gone / he/she/it has not gone / Has he/she/it gone? 

1.Person Plural - we have gone / we have not gone / Have we gone? 

2.Person Plural - you have gone / you have not gone / Have you gone? 

3.Person Plural - they have gone / they have not gone / Have they gone?  

 Es wird u. a. verwendet, um eine Verbindung zwischen Vergangenheit und Gegenwart auszudrücken.