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Test your present perfect usage.

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Мадина Байтакова
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Present Perfect ChallengeOnline version

Test your present perfect usage.

by Мадина Байтакова
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He already have finished.

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She have lived in London.

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He has never traveled abroad.

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I have visited Paris twice.

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I have going to the store.

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She has lived in New York for five years.

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They have finished their project.

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You have went to the park.

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We has been to the cinema.

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You have seen that movie.

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We have just eaten dinner.

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They has finished their work.

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He has never seen snow before.

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They have lived in Tokyo in 2012.

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I have broke my arm.

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They have lived in London since 2010.

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We have just finished our dinner two hours ago.

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She has visited Paris three times this year.

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She has went to Paris last year.

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We have just eaten.

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She has seen him yesterday.

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I have finished my homework.

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The present perfect is used to describe actions completed at a specific time in the past.

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It can describe life experiences, such as 'I have visited France.'

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The present perfect cannot be used with time expressions like since or for.

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The present perfect is formed with have or has plus a past participle.

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It describes experiences up to now without mentioning a specific time.

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It is used for actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

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Adverbs like already, yet, and just frequently appear with the present perfect.

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The present perfect uses had + past participle in all cases.

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The present perfect always refers to a finished action with a definite time in the past.

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We form the present perfect with will + verb.

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They have just finished their homework.

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I have never eaten sushi before.

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I have seen that film yesterday.

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She has lived in London for five years.

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He has visited Paris twice.

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They have finishing their homework.

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He has went to Paris twice.

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She had lived in London for five years.

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We have since five years ago.

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We have seen that movie today.

 
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