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Present Perfect Challenge

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Guess the present perfect terms from their definitions, one letter at a time!

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Antonia Parada Ordaz
Antonia Parada Ordaz
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Present Perfect ChallengeOnline version

Guess the present perfect terms from their definitions, one letter at a time!

by Antonia Parada Ordaz
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Starts with A

A verb form that indicates what has been done or experienced.

Starts with B

The past participle of 'be', often used to indicate existence or experience.

Starts with C

Describes an action that has finished at some point in the past.

Starts with D

The length of time an action has been ongoing, often used with 'for' or 'since'.

Starts with E

Refers to actions that have occurred at an unspecified time in the past.

Starts with F

A preposition used to indicate the duration of an action in the present perfect.

Starts with G

The past participle of 'go', indicating that someone has left or an action is completed.

Starts with H

An auxiliary verb used to form the present perfect tense.

Starts with I

Describes an action that has not yet finished or is still ongoing.

Starts with J

An adverb often used to indicate that something has happened very recently.

Starts with K

The past participle of 'know', often used to indicate familiarity or awareness.

Starts with L

An adverb indicating that something has happened recently.

Starts with M

The past participle of 'mention', indicating that something has been referred to before.

Starts with N

An adverb used to indicate that something has not happened at any time.

Starts with O

Describes an action that is still in progress or has not yet concluded.

Starts with P

Refers to the current time, often contrasted with past actions.

Starts with Q

A sentence that seeks information, often used to inquire about experiences.

Starts with R

The outcome of an action that has been completed in the present perfect tense.

Starts with S

A preposition used to indicate the starting point of an action in the present perfect.

Starts with T

A grammatical category that expresses time, such as present perfect.

Starts with U

The past participle of 'use', indicating that something has been employed or utilized.

Starts with V

The past participle of 'visit', indicating that someone has gone to see a place or person.

Starts with W

A preposition that can indicate accompaniment or association in actions.

Starts with X

The past participle of 'Xerox', often used informally to mean copied.

Starts with Y

An adverb used in negative sentences and questions to indicate that something has not happened up to now.

Starts with Z

The past participle of 'zoom', often used to indicate rapid movement or focus.

 
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