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Present Perfect Quest

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Present perfect basics

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Which sentence uses the present perfect?

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Choose the correct form: He ... already finished.

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We use present perfect for experiences: He ... sushi before.

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For actions started in the past and continue to now: They ... this school since 2010.

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Correct sentence using for/since: I ... here for five years.

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Present perfect with 'to be' meaning: She ... to Japan.

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Negative present perfect sentence:

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Form a present perfect question:

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Future relevance in present perfect: They ... finished by now.

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Irregular verb: She ... her arm.

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Present perfect: have/has + past participle; other options refer to specific past or future.

Has finished is present perfect. Others are simple or present continuous.

Experience uses have/has + past participle; 'eaten' is correct.

Use present perfect with since; simple past and future don’t fit.

Present perfect with 'for' indicates duration up to now.

'Has been' indicates experience or visited; others don’t fit.

Negative form: has/have + not + past participle; others are ungrammatical.

Inversion with have/has forms questions; correct option is proper structure.

Present perfect uses have/has; 'have finished' indicates completion relevance.

Broken is past participle; other forms are incorrect.

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