Is "has made" present tense?

1 Answer
Jun 29, 2018

No. "Has made" is past tense.

Explanation:

Present tense means that something is happening in the present.

"Has made" is in the past tense because it is talking about something that happened in the past.

has made #rArr# is making

"Is making" is the present tense form.

PAST:
Timothy has made forty dollars over the last week.

PRESENT:
Timothy is making forty dollars this week too.