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Test on Present Perfect: Actions started in the past and continuing in the present
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Test on Present Perfect: Recent Action
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Test on Present Perfect: Time period has not finished: this year, today
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Test on Present Perfect: When we don’t use Present Perfect
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Test on Present Perfect: When we don’t use Present Perfect
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True of false1
Test on Present Perfect test: “Conversational Past Tense” vs “Narrative Past Tense”
This is not a narrative past tense:
Jerry: Fay, have you seen The Lion King 2019?
Fay: Well, I haven’t had a chance to. Is it that spectacular as they describe it?
Jerry: Oh, it certainly is!
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Test on Present Perfect: Recent Action
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Test on Present Perfect: Actions started in the past and continuing in the present
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Test on Present Perfect: When we don’t use Present Perfect
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Test on Present Perfect: The exact moment in the past is not specified
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Why is the tense called “Present” when the action was carried out in the past?1
Test on Present Perfect: Why “Present” when it denotes a past action?
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Test on Present Perfect: Actions started in the past and continuing in the present
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Test on Present Perfect test: Actions started in the past and continuing in the present
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Test on Present Perfect: The exact moment in the past is not specified
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Test on Present Perfect: Time period has not finished: this year, today
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Select the passage that sounds best1
Test on Present Perfect: “Conversational Past Tense”
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Test on Present Perfect test: When we don’t use Present Perfect
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Test on Present Perfect: Actions started in the past and continuing in the present
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Fill in correct form of the verb (to lose)1
Test on Present Perfect: Past action with present consequences
I
my job yesterday
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Test on Present Perfect: The exact moment in the past is not specified