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Why did we choose this type of game?
We chose this type of game because it is a fun and interactive way to learn English. It helps students practice grammar while enjoying the activity and testing their knowledge.
How does the game teach the Present Perfect Simple?
The game teaches the Present Perfect Simple through sentence-completion exercises and questions. Students practice the structure have/has + past participle and learn how to use it correctly in different situations.
What did we learn about adverbs?
We learned that some adverbs are commonly used with the Present Perfect Simple, such as already, yet, ever, never, since, and for. These adverbs help provide information about time and experiences, making sentences more clear and meaningful.

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Why did we choose this type of game? We chose this type of game because it is a fun and interactive way to learn English. It helps students practice grammar while enjoying the activity and testing their knowledge. How does the game teach the Present Perfect Simple? The game teaches the Present Perfect Simple through sentence-completion exercises and questions. Students practice the structure have/has + past participle and learn how to use it correctly in different situations. What did we learn about adverbs? We learned that some adverbs are commonly used with the Present Perfect Simple, such as already, yet, ever, never, since, and for. These adverbs help provide information about time and experiences, making sentences more clear and meaningful.

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I ( read ) this book three times

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She ( travel ) yo Brazil

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She ( not finish ) her Homework yet

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I ( visit ) London three times

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you ever ( eat ) sushi ?

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they ( live ) here since 202 0

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my brother ( lose ) his keys .

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We ( finish ) our project

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He ( not see ) that movie ye t

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They buy a new car