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DETECTIVE

What's the truth about Arthur Conan Doyle?

QUIZ

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Credits

BBC Arts Genially Team

Created by AnnieArgelas. Ac-Aix-Marseille

Sherlock Holmes author Arthur Conan Doyle had an elaborate tattoo of his famous character on his left shin.

QUESTION 1/12

True

False

RIGHT!

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While Arthur Conan Doyle became rich and famous thanks to Sherlock Holmes, the writer came to despise his fictional creation. In a new three-part BBC series that's available now on BBC iPlayer, historian and lifelong Sherlock Holmes fan Lucy Worsley investigates the extraordinary love-hate relationship between Holmes and Doyle.

Sherlock Holmes' use of cocaine would not have shocked readers in the 1890s, as the drug was not actually illegal.

QUESTION 2/12

False

True

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In the first episode, Dr Douglas Moore of Edge Hill University tells Lucy Worsley: "This is a way of introducing Holmes to us as someone who is absolutely obsessed with his work, the solving of cases."It's also quite important for what it would have suggested to a Victorian reader, because cocaine at this time is still a relatively new drug and it's thought of as being a very high tech drug."However, as cocaine came to be seen as more dangerous, Doyle wrote in a later story that Dr Watson had "gradually weaned him from that drug mania".

Arthur Conan Doyle played as a goalkeeper for Portsmouth AFC.

QUESTION 3/12

False

True

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Modern-day goalies such as David James, Shaka Hislop and Will Norris have been following in the footsteps of Conan Doyle, who was a young doctor working in Portsmouth at the time. However, Arthur played under the fake name of AC Smith, and Lucy Worsley suggests that perhaps football didn't have the same upmarket image as some of his other hobbies. "Football was the sport of the working man, and maybe he used his false name in order to preserve his reputation as a newly-established family doctor," she says. "I think that Arthur's life as a secret footballer might reveal an awful lot about who he really was. On the one hand he had these crowd-pleasing instincts, but at the same time he had an enormous need to appear respectable."

Arthur Conan Doyle fought the Marquess of Queensbury in one of the first ever official boxing matches. The match at Lords Cricket Club was declared a draw.

QUESTION 4/12

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False

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The modern rules of boxing were introduced in 1867 and named after the Marquess of Queensberry, but he never fought Arthur Conan Doyle. Doyle was a keen amateur boxer and in 1909, he reluctantly had to turn down an invitation to referee the world heavyweight title 'fight of the century' between James Jeffries and Jack Johnson in Reno, Nevada. Jeffries was the retired heavyweight champ, nicknamed the 'Great White Hope'; Johnson was the first black world heavyweight champion, and his defeat of Jeffries in the fight sparked US-wide race riots.

Arthur Conan Doyle was a judge in the first ever bodybuilding competition in the UK.

QUESTION 5/12

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True

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If Sherlock Holmes was about brains, this was all about brawn. In 1901, Doyle was a judge in the competition at the Royal Albert Hall to determine the 'best developed man in Great Britain and Ireland'. Eighty men wearing leopardskin stood on pedestals and struck poses while their physiques were assessed.

It took Arthur Conan Doyle six years to write his first Sherlock Holmes book, A Study in Scarlet.

QUESTION 6/12

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Doyle dreamt up the whole world of London's most famous detective in just 30 days, all while sat at his desk in Portsmouth. He had grown up in Edinburgh, worked in a few English cities but had only ever spent a few weeks in London. To imagine the city's streets, the author pored over a Post Office map similar to the one pictured above. Can you spot the famous Baker Street?

In an early draft of A Study in Scarlet, Sherlock was originally called Amon Holmes.

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In early drafts of the book, Holmes and Watson were named Sherrinford Holmes and Ormond Sacker.Crime writer Saima Mir tells Lucy Worsley that when creating a character, sometimes the name you first come up with doesn't seem right once they become more fully formed. "Sherlock just sounds like such a hard strong name, whereas Sherrinford doesn't sound like a safe pair of hands to me - I wouldn't ask him to investigate anything," she says.

In the books, Sherlock Holmes never actually says, "Elementary, my dear Watson".

QUESTION 8/12

False

True

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The most famous line of Sherlock Holmes was not actually written by Arthur Conan Doyle. It's not in any of the books, but arrived with the advent of Sherlock on film. It was coined in The Return of Sherlock Holmes, the first talkie version of Sherlock in 1929 with Clive Brook playing the famous detective.

Arthur Conan Doyle fought in the Battle of Rorke's Drift in the Boer War, a battle later depicted in the film Zulu. The character played by Michael Caine is based on him.

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Doyle wanted to sign up to fight in the Boer War, but at the age of 40 he was rejected for being too old. Instead, he returned to his medical career and joined the unpaid staff of a private military hospital in Bloemfontein, South Africa. In episode two, Lucy is given special access to the author's notebooks to try and find out if reality measured up to his expectations. "The Boer War clearly wasn't the exciting Boys' Own adventure that I think Arthur thought that it was going to be, and in his private diary he's actually quite honest about that," she says.

Arthur Conan Doyle's personal investigation into a real-life miscarriage of justice helped to change the law and create the Criminal Court of Appeal.

QUESTION 10/12

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George Edalji, whose father was Indian and mother was English, was sent to prison in 1903 after being convicted of horse maiming.After a long campaign and three years in prison he was released, and Doyle became involved in exonerating the solicitor and getting him compensation.According to barrister Nneka Akudolu KC, the case highlighted how the appeals system was flawed. "People trusted Arthur Conan Doyle because of their affection towards the character he created, Sherlock Holmes," she says. "In keeping Edalji's case in the public eye, it increased the level of public disquiet, and therefore it brought about change - it was Edalji's case and three other cases that were pivotal in the inception of the Court of Appeal."

Arthur Conan Doyle believed he could talk to dead people.

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Doyle's first-born son Kingsley survived the First World War, only to be killed by the 1918 flu pandemic.Like thousands of other bereaved parents, he enlisted the help of a medium in an attempt to reach out to his lost child and became an evangelist for spiritualism.

Arthur Conan Doyle was friends with the Russian mystic Rasputin.

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This is false, but Doyle did have a famous friend in the illusionist and escapologist Harry Houdini, at least until the pair had a massive falling out. While the author was fascinated with the supernatural, Houdini was a famous sceptic. Doyle persuaded Houdini to attend a seance where he hoped the escape artist could make contact with his late mother. However, Houdini felt outraged by the event and the glaring mistakes he spotted. In episode three, actor and magician Nick Mohammed discusses this unlikely friendship and their eventual fallout.

Case closed!

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Your attention to detail is commendable, indeed much like Holmes himself. Over the course of three episodes, historian and lifelong Sherlock Holmes fan Lucy Worsley investigates the extraordinary love-hate relationship between Holmes and Doyle, detective and author, in a unique parallel biography of Sherlock Holmes and the complex man who created him.Killing Sherlock: Lucy Worsley on The Case Of Conan Doyle is available to watch now on BBC iPlayer.

Elementary

10-11 Correct

8-9 Correct

You may have missed a few obvious clues, but even the great detective himself faced setbacks. Over the course of three episodes, historian and lifelong Sherlock Holmes fan Lucy Worsley investigates the extraordinary love-hate relationship between Holmes and Doyle, detective and author, in a unique parallel biography of Sherlock Holmes and the complex man who created him.Killing Sherlock: Lucy Worsley on The Case Of Conan Doyle is available to watch now on BBC iPlayer.

A reasonable performance

Your attention to detail is commendable, indeed much like Holmes himself. Over the course of three episodes, historian and lifelong Sherlock Holmes fan Lucy Worsley investigates the extraordinary love-hate relationship between Holmes and Doyle, detective and author, in a unique parallel biography of Sherlock Holmes and the complex man who created him.Killing Sherlock: Lucy Worsley on The Case Of Conan Doyle is available to watch now on BBC iPlayer.

Elementary

12 Correct

You may have missed out on a few clues there, but you have the perfect chance to brush up on your knowledge. Over the course of three episodes, historian and lifelong Sherlock Holmes fan Lucy Worsley investigates the extraordinary love-hate relationship between Holmes and Doyle, detective and author, in a unique parallel biography of Sherlock Holmes and the complex man who created him.Killing Sherlock: Lucy Worsley on The Case Of Conan Doyle is available to watch now on BBC iPlayer.

0-1 Correct

Elementary mistakes

That wasn't an awful performance, but there are a few obvious loose ends to tie up. Fortunately, you have the perfect opportunity to brush up on your knowledge. Over the course of three episodes, historian and lifelong Sherlock Holmes fan Lucy Worsley investigates the extraordinary love-hate relationship between Holmes and Doyle, detective and author, in a unique parallel biography of Sherlock Holmes and the complex man who created him.Killing Sherlock: Lucy Worsley on The Case Of Conan Doyle is available to watch now on BBC iPlayer.

Weak alibi

2-4 Correct

5-7 Correct

That wasn't an awful performance, but there are a few obvious loose ends to tie up. Fortunately, you have the perfect opportunity to brush up on your knowledge. Over the course of three episodes, historian and lifelong Sherlock Holmes fan Lucy Worsley investigates the extraordinary love-hate relationship between Holmes and Doyle, detective and author, in a unique parallel biography of Sherlock Holmes and the complex man who created him.Killing Sherlock: Lucy Worsley on The Case Of Conan Doyle is available to watch now on BBC iPlayer.

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C. Rollo (Ac. Versailles)

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Learn Englishwith songs

Le present perfect

Le présent simple

Le prétérit continu

Les subordonnées de condition en if (2)

Le présent continu

Le prétérit

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Le comparatif de supériorité

Subordonnée de condition

Discours indirect

Present perfect

Futur avec will

PROCESs

le Prétérit continu

le présent continu

Le présent simple

lE prétérit

Comment ?

INDEX

Le vocabulaire

La grammaire

Chanson à trous

Let's train!

Le prétérit avec les beatles

Find the corresponding words.

Source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztHxu-13UqIAuteurs : The Beatles

chansons à trous

Retrouve tous les verbes au prétérit à gauche puis complète le point de grammaire à droite.

In the town where I was bornLived a man who sailed to seaAnd he told us of his lifeIn the land of submarinesSo we sailed up to the sun'Til we found a sea of greenAnd we lived beneath the waves

La grammaire : le prétérit

VALIDER

The sea

Colors

Le vocabulaire

Red Orange Pink

Yellow Green Blue

Prend les couleurs à droite puis peins les ronds ci-dessous.

Colors

Recommencer

naviguer

un poisson

un sous-marin

une vague

un bateau

la mer

a fish

a boat

a wave

a submarine

the sea

to sail

Valider

The sea

Le vocabulaire

La grammaire

Chanson à trous

Let's train!

Le présent continu avec fool's garden

Find the corresponding words.

Source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCQfkEkePx8Auteurs : Fool's Garden

chansons à trous

VALIDER

Retrouve tous les verbes au présent continu à gauche puis complète le point de grammaire à droite.

La grammaire : le présent continu

I'm sitting here in the boring room It's just another rainy Sunday afternoon I'm wasting my time I got nothing to do I'm hanging around I'm waiting for you But nothing ever happens and I wonder I'm driving around in my car I'm driving too fast I'm driving too far I'd like to change my point of view I feel so lonely I'm waiting for you But nothing ever happens and I wonder

Les fruits

Le vocabulaire

A lemon

A pineapple

A strawberry

Araspberry

A banana

Trouve les bonnes paires.

Les fruits

Trouve les bonnes paires.

Les fruits

Dimanche

Samedi

Vendredi

Jeudi

Mercredi

Mardi

Lundi

Connais-tu tes jours à la perfection ?

Les jours

Le vocabulaire

La grammaire

Chanson à trous

Let's train!

Le present perfect avec U2

Find the corresponding words.

Source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3-5YC_oHjEAuteurs : U2

chanson à trous

Retrouve tous les verbes au present perfect à gauche puis complète le point de grammaire à droite.

La grammaire : le present perfect

I have climbed highest mountainsI have run through the fieldsOnly to be with youOnly to be with youI have runI have crawledI have scaled these city wallsThese city wallsOnly to be with youBut I still haven't found what I'm looking for

VALIDER

Activities

Le vocabulaire

LE vocabulaire

Le vocabulaire

La grammaire

Chanson à trous

Let's train!

Le prétérit continu avec Aerosmith

Find the corresponding words.

Source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfNmyxV2NcwAuteurs : Aerosmith

chanson à trous

I was crying when I met youNow I'm trying to forget youLove is sweet miseryI was crying just to get youNow I'm dying 'cause I let youDo what you do down on me

VALIDER

Retrouve tous les verbes au prétérit continu à gauche puis complète le point de grammaire à droite.

La grammaire : le prétérit continu

Love

LE vocabulaire

LE vocabulaire

Le vocabulaire

La grammaire

Chanson à trous

Let's train!

La subordonnée de condition en if (2) avec Barry Louis Polisar

Find the corresponding words.

Source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3-5YC_oHjEAuteurs : Barry Louis Polisar

chanson à trous

VALIDER

If you were a river in the mountains tallThe rumble of your water would be my callIf you were the winter, I know I'd be the snowJust as long as you were with me when the cold winds blow

Retrouve tous les subordonnées à gauche puis complète le point de grammaire à droite. Attention, il faut encadrer plusieurs éléments !

La grammaire : la subordonnée de condition en if (2)

Superpowers

Le vocabulaire

Le vocabulaire

La grammaire

Chanson à trous

Let's train!

Le présent simple avec The Cure

Find the corresponding words.

Source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGgMZpGYiy8Auteurs : The Cure

chanson à trous

VALIDER

Retrouve tous les verbes au présent simple à gauche puis complète le point de grammaire à droite.

La grammaire : le présent simple

I don't care if Monday's blueTuesday's grey and Wednesday tooThursday, I don't care about youIt's Friday, I'm in loveTuesday, Wednesday break my heartOh, Thursday doesn't even startIt's Friday, I'm in love

Les jours

Le vocabulaire

Le vocabulaire

La grammaire

Chanson à trous

Let's train!

Le comparatif de supériorité avec Shrek Counting Crows

Auteur : Counting CrowsSource : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOfisAF09AA

Find the corresponding words.

Chanson à trous

VALIDER

Retrouve les traces du comparatif de supériorité à gauche puis complète le point de grammaire à droite.

La grammaire : le comparatif de supériorité

Come on, come onMove a little closerCome on, come onI want to hear you whisperCome on, come onSettle down inside my loveCome on, come onJump a little higherCome on, come onIf you feel a little lighter

Les contes de fées

Le vocabulaire

Le vocabulaire

Rotation de +90 DEG /-90 deg. à chaque clic gauche/ CLIC DROIT

Rotation de -90 deg. à chaque clic gauche

Zoome / dézoome au double-clic / clic- droit

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Rotation de +90 deg. à chaque clic (gauche ou droit)

Duplication possible !

éléments (taille de la zone clicable) à choisir à grouper avec un objet genially !

Masque automatiquement les éléments dans la page

Zoome / dézoome au clic (gauche / droit) ou au survol (OVER/OUT)

Dézoome de X2 à chaque clic (gauche ou droit) ou au survol

Zoome de X2 à chaque clic (gauche ou droit) ou au survol

Rotation de +15 deg. à chaque clic (gauche ou droit) ou au survol

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Valider

L'élément CACHE est facultatif. A grouper avec un objet qui disparaît si la réponse est bonne.(Pour cacher une partie de l'écran par exemple.)

L'élément AIDE est facultatif. Il permet d'indiquer les erreurs.(redonne la couleur grise transparente initiale.)

Les éléments OK et ERREUR sont à grouper avec les objets à afficher en cas de bonne ou mauvaise réponse.Ces deux éléments peuvent être dupliqués.

Bouton de validation pouvant être rendu transparent et placé sur un autre objet Genially/

Pour la forme groupée avec l'élément PUT, lui donner la couleur qui doit être trouvée.Elle sera comparée à la couleur déposée par l'utilisateur.Elle est remplacée par une couleur grise trasnparente en visualisation.

Utiliser les éléments PIC et PUT du "Forme à forme"...

Avec validation

VALIDER

compteur

VALIDER

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redskull

thanosno

thanosu

loki

Thanos' Challenge

infinity stones crisis

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Musique : Fire and Thunder (Cjbeards, Au bout du fil) Extensions : S'cape Images : Freepik (Upklyak) Jeu, scénario : C. Rollo

redskull

loki

lokiki

thanosu

thanosno

Find the six infinity stones and beat Thanos to save the planet.

I accept the mission

Sorry, I'm too scared

Your mission

Choose your hero

One stone, one challenge, are you ready?

Yes, I am

No, I'm not

redskull

You won't get my stones!

Green stone challenge

Yellow stone challenge

loki

lokiki

You stinky humans, you won't get my stones!

Blue stone challenge

Purple stone challenge

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The case of the stolen listing

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Introduction

Map/missions

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Start

Mission 01

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Mission 03

introduction

The stolen listing

La liste dérobée

Introduction

Map/missions

Characters

You are a spy. A KGB agent has stolen a USB KEY with the listing of secret agent working in your school!You've found the briefcase but you need the key to open it. For every mission accomplished you will receive a number that corresponds to the key. Get all the numbers without being discovered! Good luck!

Tu es un espion. Un agent du KGB a volé une clef USB contenant la liste des espions de St Jo. Tu as retrouvé la valise mais il te faut le code pour l'ouvrir et récupérer la liste!A chaque mission réussie tu obtiendras une partie du code!

map/missions

LOREM IPSUM

Introduction

Map/missions

Characters

Start

Mission 01

Mission 02

Mission 03

Character 1

LOREM IPSUM

Introduction

Map/missions

Characters

The mother. Her name is Sherley. She works for the MI6.She looks mysterious and glamourous but she is very strong!

Character 2

LOREM IPSUM

Introduction

Map/missions

Characters

The father.His name is Jason.He works for the MI6.He looks attractive and but he is also very smart!

Character 3

LOREM IPSUM

Introduction

Map/missions

Characters

The daughter.Her name is Suzan.She studies in a special school for future secret agents. She looks sophisticated and glamourous but she is very strong!

Character 4

LOREM IPSUM

Introduction

Map/missions

Characters

This is Boris, a KGB agent. He has stolen the listing. He looks mysterious, nobody has never seen his face....

Open the envelope

Do these 3 challenges to find the 3-letter code.Then go back to the map and start Mission 1!

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The first number is: 2

Incorrect

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Get out!

Be discreet...

Great! You did a great job!

Hi! I've got the first code number...It is n° 2.

Boris is far away but we've got the briefcase!

Luckily.

Now it is absolutely necessary to get the 2 nd code number...

Yes it is...Let's start Mission 2

Choose the shape

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Option 03

Option 04

Option 02

Option 05

Option 01

Option 06

Choose the shape

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Option 02

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Choose the shape

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Right

The second number is: 3

start over?

INCORRECT

Answer well

Stella wasn't well accepted by her colleagues because....

A ..she was a woman.

B ...she was too strict.

C ...she wasn't a good spy

First question:

Answer well

Stella was recruited as a spy...

A ...in England

B ... in the USA

C ..in India

Second question:

Answer well

She had to borrow money from a KGB agent because...

A ...she wanted to buy a sandwich.

B ...she wanted to go to the cinema.

C ...she wanted to take a taxi.

Last question:

Right

The third number is: 0

start over?

You are a spy...be strong!

Password?

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open the briefcase

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. practise irregular verbs, present perfect and discover Canada. Multiple choice questions with verbs

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Apprendre l'anglais > Cours & exercices d'anglais > Exercices d'anglais > test d'anglais n°125736 : Have you ever

Read these examples :

Have you ever been to Canada ? Es-tu déjà allé au Canada?

Yes, I have been once* (une fois), twice* (deux fois), three times, four times, etc.

No, I haven't (been) > " been " n'est pas nécessaire dans les réponses courtes.

No, I have never been> " never " = jamais, on n'ajoute pas la négation car elle est déjà incluse dans " never " .
" once " et " twice " sont les 2 seules formes irrégulières, pour 3 fois, 4 fois, etc. il faut suivre un schéma similaire au français: three times, four times, etc. Construction: Forme Affirmative +
Sujet + has / have +participe passé( V-ed ou 3e colonne des verbes irréguliers) I have been to Canada.
Construction Forme Négative -
Sujet + hasn't / haven't + participe passé ...The travellershaven't booked their flight tickets.

Construction Forme Interrogative ?

Fin de l'exercice d'anglais "Have you ever"
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Present Perfect - Lesson 1; on utilise le present perfect pour parler des expériences passées.Read these examples :Have you ever been to Canada ? Es-tu déjà allé au Canada? Yes, I have been once* (une fois), twice* (deux fois), three times, four times, etc. ...

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Pour l'exercice 2: SINCE est toujours suivi d'une DATE ou d'un repère temporel précis dans le passé / FOR est toujours suivi d'une DUREE

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Exercise 1 : Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in the Present Perfect tense. She __________ (finish) her homework already. They __________ (visit) Paris three times. I (...)

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CORRECTION des exercices qui étaient à imprimer ou à faire sur feuille libre

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Correction of the present perfect exercises...

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Correction of the present perfect exercises Exercise 1 : has finished have visited have never seen have just eaten hasn’t called Have, read have cleaned has lost Have, started have already (...)