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Test present perfect mastery

by Intissar Balaji
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She ______ lived in Paris since 2010.

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They ______ finished their homework yet.

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We _____ seen that movie before.

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_____ you ever traveled abroad?

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She ______ lived here for five years.

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They _____ just finished dinner.

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I _______ never seen such a beautiful sunset.

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He ______ visited Japan twice this year.

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We ______ lived in this city since 2012.

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The team ______ won three games this season.

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Use has with he/she/it for present perfect.

Negation of have/has + past participle.

Subject plural requires have.

Interrogative form uses have/has at the start.

For + duration with he/she/it uses has.

Just + past participle expresses recent action.

Negation with never uses have/has.

Present perfect for experiences within a time frame.

Again, plural subject takes have.

Team (singular) takes has.

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