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Present Perfect Scramble

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Unscramble terms about the present perfect tense.

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Unscramble terms about the present perfect tense.

by Shaxina Baxtiyorova
1

A tense that combines have/has with a past participle to link past actions to the present.

  
  
2

A verb form used after auxiliary verbs to describe completed actions.

  
  
3

A helping verb used with main verbs to form tenses.

  
  
4

Words or phrases that indicate when something happened in relation to the present.

  
  
5

A preposition used to indicate the starting point of an ongoing action.

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A preposition used to indicate duration of an ongoing action.

7

Things done or felt by someone up to the present, without specifying exact times.

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A time adverb describing actions that happened not long ago.

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