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Present perfect simple and continuous B1+

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Complete the interview with an American hurricane expert with the present perfect simple or continuous form of the verbs in Brackets. Use the present perfect continuous whenever posible.

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Complete the interview with an American hurricane expert with the present perfect simple or continuous form of the verbs in Brackets. Use the present perfect continuous whenever posible.

by Florencia Campodónico
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Complete the interview with an American hurricane expert with the present perfect simple or continuous form of the verbs in Brackets . Use the present perfect continuous whenever posible .


How do you track or follow a hurricane ?

Well , we ( use ) satellites to track hurricanes for many years now . In the last year , weather satellites ( help ) us to find and follow the progress of a number of hurricanes . Fortunately , all of these hurricanes ( leave ) our region and are no longer dangerous .

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Do you only use satellites ?

Well , no . Since 1965 , the US Air Force ( use ) special planes called 'hurricane hunters' to monitor hurricanes .
The hurricane hunters ( become ) very good at collecting information about extreme weather conditions .

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What do experts do with the information ?
Well , over the past few years , we ( develop ) better ways of using the information from planes and satellites .
In the last year , we ( be ) able to use very complicated computer models to show possible hurricane movements . In my opinion , our work ( save ) the lives of between fifty and a hundred people in the last six months .

 
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