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    This document provides examples of common sentences used in the present perfect tense in English. Some examples given are "I've known her for ages", "I've had a tough day", "This is the first time I've been here", "I haven't done it yet", and questions beginning with "Have you" followed by a past participle verb like "heard", "seen", "watched", "done", or "had".

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    This document provides examples of common sentences used in the present perfect tense in English. Some examples given are "I've known her for ages", "I've had a tough day", "This is the first time I've been here", "I haven't done it yet", and questions beginning with "Have you" followed by a past participle verb like "heard", "seen", "watched", "done", or "had".

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    Common Sentences in Present Perfect

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    This document provides examples of common sentences used in the present perfect tense in English. Some examples given are "I've known her for ages", "I've had a tough day", "This is the first time I've been here", "I haven't done it yet", and questions beginning with "Have you" followed by a past participle verb like "heard", "seen", "watched", "done", or "had".

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    Common sentences in Present Perfect

    I’ve known her for ages.

    I’ve had a tough day/ hectic day.

    This is the first time I’ve been here.

    I haven’t done it yet.

    I’ve had a great time.

    I’ve had enough.

    Have you heard?

    Have you seen/ watched?

    Have you done?

    Have you had?

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