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Present Perfect Challenge

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Mid-level; present perfect basics

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Mid-level; present perfect basics

by Josue gadir Sierra alfonso
1

Which sentence uses the present perfect form?

2

She ... to Tokyo twice.

3

Which sentence expresses an action that started in the past and continues?

4

Which sentence asks about experience using the present perfect?

5

Choose the correct negative form: He ... finished his homework.

6

Which sentence uses 'already' correctly?

7

What is the past participle of 'to go'?

8

Form a present perfect question: 'you / eat / lunch'

9

Which sentence is NOT present perfect simple?

10

Choose the correct usage with 'for' or 'since': They have lived here ... 5 years.

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