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Present Perfect Essentials (B2)
 

Crossword Puzzle

Present Perfect Essentials (B2)Online version

Mini crossword on present perfect grammar.

by Marcelo Arguello
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Knowledge gained through doing or observing.

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Used for questions or negatives about up to now.

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Previously before the present moment.

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In a time not long ago.

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At any time up to the present.

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At no time in the past or up to now.

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Starting point in time continuing to now.

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Duration from a starting point to now.

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Used with the present perfect to talk about life experiences.

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Used with the present perfect for negative life experiences.

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Used with the present perfect to indicate something not finished.

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Used with the present perfect to talk about something completed sooner than expected.

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Used with the present perfect to describe recently visible changes.

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Another adverb with present perfect to describe actions in the near past.

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Preposition used with the present perfect to indicate starting point.

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Preposition used with the present perfect to indicate duration.

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