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    - Several sentences describe actions that have occurred recently or describe the lack of an action. Examples include "has broken her leg", "has gone up", "has improved", "has gnawed beard", "was arrived", "temperature has fell". - Other sentences use present perfect tense to discuss unfinished actions or those that began in the past but continue to the present. For instance, "I haven't read it yet", "She has already saw the film", "They has just arrived", "We haven't tell him yet". - The document also includes questions about experiences and whether someone has done something before, such as "Have you found one yet", "Have you ever been to California?", "Have you even

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    - Several sentences describe actions that have occurred recently or describe the lack of an action. Examples include "has broken her leg", "has gone up", "has improved", "has gnawed beard", "was arrived", "temperature has fell". - Other sentences use present perfect tense to discuss unfinished actions or those that began in the past but continue to the present. For instance, "I haven't read it yet", "She has already saw the film", "They has just arrived", "We haven't tell him yet". - The document also includes questions about experiences and whether someone has done something before, such as "Have you found one yet", "Have you ever been to California?", "Have you even

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    Present Perfect

    Uploaded by

    Pitta Pitchaya
    - Several sentences describe actions that have occurred recently or describe the lack of an action. Examples include "has broken her leg", "has gone up", "has improved", "has gnawed beard", "was arrived", "temperature has fell". - Other sentences use present perfect tense to discuss unfinished actions or those that began in the past but continue to the present. For instance, "I haven't read it yet", "She has already saw the film", "They has just arrived", "We haven't tell him yet". - The document also includes questions about experiences and whether someone has done something before, such as "Have you found one yet", "Have you ever been to California?", "Have you even

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    has broken her

    leg .

    has
    gone up .

    has improved .

    has gnawed beard .

    was arrived .

    temperature has fell .

    gone
    been

    gone
    been

    her
    the just seen .

    He has
    already left .

    I haven't read it yet .

    the film
    She has
    already saw .

    They has just arrived


    .

    We haven't tell him yet .

    already gone out

    havent finished it yet


    I have hit done it .

    Have you found one


    yet
    I hang it decided yet

    I have just came back


    you ever been to California ?
    Have you even run marathon !
    Have you ?
    ever
    spoken to famous person ?
    the most beautiful place you ever visited

    herren 't eaten

    I haven't played it
    I have enjoyed
    I haven't seen
    Ihnen 't been
    it was
    happened
    1 hwan 't tried
    has been

    I haven't sech

    I haven't traveled by bus this week .

    - eaten any food recently .

    -1 been to the cinema this year .

    books this
    I have read
    many year .

    tennis ?
    you played before
    Time I have ever
    played .

    Have you tune this before ?


    No this is the first time I have ever rode a horse .

    ,
    Have
    you been here before ?
    No this is the first time I have been here
    ,
    .
    since
    + or
    for
    since
    for
    since
    since
    for

    How long has she learned Japanese ?


    ?
    When did she started learning

    How long have you known Simon ?


    When did you first met him ?

    they berried ?
    How long has

    When did
    they stunt marrying !

    start becoming ill on

    became ill for


    hurried last year

    headache since

    to
    Italy for three weeks .

    started working in a hotel for six months .

    haven't seen her for

    I haven't gone to the cinema for

    I haven't eaten for

    about a month since I hair seen her .

    I to cinema
    it's since have the
    been a long time gone .

    It's been an age since I have eaten in the restaurant .

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