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

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

by Kitzia Torres
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Empieza por A

A verb that describes something that is done or performed.

Empieza por B

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

Empieza por C

Describes an action that has been finished or achieved.

Empieza por D

The length of time an action has been ongoing or completed.

Empieza por E

A past event that has relevance to the present situation.

Empieza por F

A preposition used to indicate a duration of time in present perfect.

Empieza por G

The past participle of 'go', indicating that something has departed or is no longer present.

Empieza por H

An auxiliary verb used to form the present perfect tense.

Empieza por I

Describes an action that has not yet been finished.

Empieza por J

An adverb indicating that something has recently occurred.

Empieza por L

Referring to the most recent occurrence of an action.

Empieza por M

The past participle of 'make', indicating the creation or formation of something.

Empieza por N

An adverb indicating that something has not happened at any time.

Empieza por O

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

Empieza por P

Referring to the current time or the tense used to describe current actions.

Empieza por Q

A sentence or phrase used to inquire about an action or event in the present perfect.

Empieza por R

The outcome or effect of an action that has been completed.

Empieza por S

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

Empieza por T

A grammatical category that locates a situation in time.

Empieza por U

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

Empieza por V

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

Empieza por Y

An adverb used in negative sentences to indicate that something has not happened up to the present time.

Empieza por Z

The past participle of 'zoom', often used metaphorically to indicate rapid progress in an action.

 
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