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Use the present perfect (have/has + past participle) for past actions with a present result, or experiences without a specific time. Use "ever/never" for experience and "just/already/yet" for recent completion.
I have saw that film.
I have seen that film. — Use the past participle (seen), not the past simple (saw).
I have finished it yesterday.
I finished it yesterday. — Don't use the present perfect with a specific past time like "yesterday"; use the past simple.
hasn't finished
Have, visited