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by Camila Marín
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He has never been to Canada.

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Have you ever visited the Great Wall of China?

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They has finished their project.

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We use it with words like since and for.

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He have never been to Canada.

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I have eaten breakfast already today.

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The Present Perfect is formed with have/has + past participle.

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We have seen that movie when we were kids.

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The past participle of “write” is wrote.

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Have they ever eaten sushi before?

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They have just finished their homework.

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The present simple is used for actions happening now.

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We have seen that movie twice.

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The past participle of “meet” is met

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She has lived in London for five years.

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She has walked to school yesterday.

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I have ate breakfast this morning.

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It’s used for actions with a specific time in the past.

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Have you ever went to Paris?

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Have he took the bus today?

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