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Present Perfect Simple Mastery

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Master the present perfect

by Melisa Gonzalez
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Which sentence is in the present perfect tense?

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Choose the correct form: He ... finished his work.

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Identify the present perfect with since:

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Fill the blank with the right preposition: I have worked here ... 5 years.

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Which sentence uses yet correctly?

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Negative form: She ... lived in Spain.

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Form a present perfect question: ... you ever seen a whale?

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Choose the correct past participle: They have ... their homework.

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Present perfect vs simple past: I ... to the cinema yesterday.

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Use 'already' correctly: She has ... left.

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