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1.- They have just arrived
2.- He has just woken up.
3.- They have just bought a car.
4.- The race has just started.

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1.- He has already arrived.
2.- No, they have already seen it.
3.- I have already phoned him.
4.- He has already gone.
5.- I have already read it.
6.- She has already started.

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1.- She has closed the door.
2.- They have gone to the bed.
3.- It has stopped raining.
4.- He has had a shower.
5.- The picture has fallen down.

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1.- have finished
2.- have bought
3.- has gone
4.- Have, seen
5.- has broken
6.- have told
7.- has taken
8.- have not seen
9.- has, gone
10.- have forgotten
11.- has invited
12.- Have, decided
13.- have not told
14.- have read

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1.- She has not gone out yet.
2.- The bus has just gone.
3.- The train has not left yet.
4.- He has not opened it yet.
5.- They have just finished their dinner.
6.- It has not stopped raining yet.

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1.- has been
2.- have known
3.- have been
4.- has been
5.- have lived / have been living
6.- has worked / has been working
7.- has had
8.- have been learning

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1.- Have you started your new job yet?
2.- Have you met your new neighbours yet?
3.- Have you paid your phone bill yet?
4.- Has Tom sold his car yet?

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1.- Have you ever been to London?
2.- Have you ever played golf?
3.- Have you ever been to Australia?
4.- Have you ever lost your passport?
5.- Have you ever flown in a helicopter?
6.- Have you ever won a race?
7.- Have you ever been to New York?
8.- Have you ever driven a bus?
9.- Have you ever broken your leg?

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1.- She has been to New York twice.
2.- She has been to Australia once.
3.- She has never won a race.
4.- She has flown a few times in a helicopter.

5.- I have beber bebe un New York.
6.- I have never played tennis.
7.- I have never driven a Lorry.
8.- I have been late for school a Few times.

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1.- She has had many different jobs.
2.- She has done a lot of different things.
3.- She has traveled all over the world.
4.- She has been married three times.
5.- She has written ten books.
6.- She has met a lot of different people.

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1.- gone
2.- gone
3.- been, been
4.- been
5.- gone
6.-- been
7.- been
8.- gone

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1.- How long has she been on holiday?
2.- How long have they been on Brazil?
3.- How long have you known Amy?
4.- How long has she been learning Italian?
5.- How long has he lived in Canada? / How long has he been living in Canada?
6.- How long have you been a teacher?
7.- How long has it been raining?

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1.- They have been married for ten years.
2.- She has lived in Wales all her life.
3.- They have been on holiday since Sunday.
4.- The sun has been shining all day.
5.- She has been waiting for ten minutes.
6.- He has had a beard since he was .

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1.- has lived
2.- I know
3.- I've known
4.- have you been waiting?
5.- works
6.- She has been reading
7.- have you lived
8.- I've had
9.- is/ He has been

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1.- since
2.- for
3.- for
4.- since
5.- since
6.- for
7.- for
8.- for / since

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1.- Four hours ago
2.- Four months ago.
3.- Eight months ago
4.- One day ago
5.- One year ago

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1.- three days ago.
2.- for three days.
3.- for 20 years.
4.- 20 years ago.
5.- an hour ago.
6.- a few days ago.
7.- for six months.
8.- for a long time.

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1.- Jane has been in Ireland for three days.
2.- Jack has been here since Tuesday.
3.- It has been raining for an hour.
4.- I have known Sue since 2002.
5.- Claire and Matthew have been married for six months.
6.- Liz has been studying for three years.
7.- David has played the piano since he was seven years old.

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1.- I lived in this town for 19 years ago.
2.- I've been in love with Felipe for one year ago.
3.- I've been learning ballet for 15 years ago.
4.- I've known my boyfriend for one year ago.
5.- I've had my cell phone for one year ago.

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1.- Yes, I saw her five minutes ago
2.- Yes, I started it last week
3.- Yes, they arrived at 5 o'clock
4.- Yes, she went away on Friday
5.- Yes, I wore it yesterday

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1.- Ok
2.- Did you see
3.- I finished
4.- Ok
5.- did you finish
6.- Ok
7.- died
8.- were you

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1.- has written
2.- didn't have
3.- played
4.- did you go
5.- Have you ever met
6.- wasn't
7.- has visited
8.- switched
9.- lived
10.- haven't been

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1.- Have you ever / went / Did you have / was
2.- Have you seen / went / haven't seen her
3.- Has worked / was / worked / didn't enjoy
4.- Have seen / have never spoken / Have you ever spoken / met

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1.- I’ve studied for 16 years.
2.- I’ve been friend with Marlene for 13 years.

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EVENT IN THE PAST AT AN UNSPECIFIED TIME

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EVENT IN THE PAST AT AN UNSPECIFIED TIME

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1.- I've been to Cancun.
2.- I have studied in CBTis 103.

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1.- I have exercised 4 days a week
2.- I’ve been to the movies with my boyfriend every weekend

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1.- My nephew has grown a lot, now he has 4.
2.- My relationship has grown a lot during this year.

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UNCOMPLETED ACTIONS THAT IS EXPECTED TO HAPPEN

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UNCOMPLETED ACTIONS THAT IS EXPECTED TO HAPPEN

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1.- I haven’t finished college
2.- I haven’t cleaned my room

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The united nations is an international organisation that aims to prevent war and improve public health, human rights and enviromental conditions to all the wold.
The United Nation is made up of  one hundred and ninety three countreis aNd its ....... NY city.

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1.- aims
2.- health
3.- throughout
4.- the whole world
5.-headquarters
6.- Prevent

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While living in Paris working for continental Edison company fame, surviant, engineer and physicist, Nikola Tesla emigrated to the USA in 1884 in order to work for Edison machine works in NY.
Tesla left the company shortly after, however, to set up his own laboratories.
In 1888 Westinghouse electric began lisensing the patents to Tesla's inventions of the alternery....... induction ..... and its system for distryborin public electric power.

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1.- famed-Serbian
2.- immigrated
3.- licesing
4.-alternating
5.- current
6.- motor
7.- distributing

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When we want to ask a question about something that happened at any time before now

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When we want to ask a question about something that happened at any time before now

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Have you ever eaten a frog?

Has she ever gone to Australia?

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Ever is used in negative sentences, to express a doubt, or to ask a question. It is the opposite of always:

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Ever is used in negative sentences, to express a doubt, or to ask a question. It is the opposite of always:

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Don't ever talk to me like that!

Have you ever heard something about this film?

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We use it to describe something that we have not done in our lives, but could happen in the future.

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We use it to describe something that we have not done in our lives, but could happen in the future.

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He has never been to Russian.

She has never flown a plane.

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We use already when something has happened sooner than expected; Normally goes after the auxiliary verb have. Can also go at the end for emphasis.

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We use already when something has happened sooner than expected; Normally goes after the auxiliary verb have. Can also go at the end for emphasis.

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She has already left the house.

I have already seen this film.

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Yet means that something that we expected has happened or hasn’t happened.                    We usually put it at the end of a sentence.

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Yet means that something that we expected has happened or hasn’t happened.                    We usually put it at the end of a sentence.

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He hasn’t watered the flowers yet.

It hasn’t been decided yet.

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BEEN is used to describe a visit that has already been completed. GONE is used to describe an action that has not yet been completed.

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BEEN is used to describe a visit that has already been completed. GONE is used to describe an action that has not yet been completed.

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I’ve been to the UK.

My mother has gone to the doctor.

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Used when we want to indicate that something happened a short time ago.

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Used when we want to indicate that something happened a short time ago.

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The taxi has just arrived.

They have just finished.

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Still used with the present perfect means that something hasn't happened. We use it to emphasise that we expected the thing to happen earlier. Still (in this context) is only used in negative sentences. 

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Still used with the present perfect means that something hasn't happened. We use it to emphasise that we expected the thing to happen earlier. Still (in this context) is only used in negative sentences. 

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I've been waiting for an hour and the bus still hasn't come.

He still hasn't finished his homework.

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The important point is that for is used to specify a period of time. For can be used when talking about the past, present or future.

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The important point is that for is used to specify a period of time. For can be used when talking about the past, present or future.

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I have traveled for three weeks.

I’ve been in love with my boyfriend for one year.

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we use since to refer to a point of time. Since can refer to a point after a specific time or event in the past. Or it can refer to a particular point beginning sometime in the past and continuing until the present time.

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we use since to refer to a point of time. Since can refer to a point after a specific time or event in the past. Or it can refer to a particular point beginning sometime in the past and continuing until the present time.

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I haven't seen Felipe since June.

I have had this computer since 2019.

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If you use a when-indication with "ago" you clearly refer to an event in the past and you use the past tense. 

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If you use a when-indication with "ago" you clearly refer to an event in the past and you use the past tense. 

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I have arrived at the bus stop 10 minutes ago.

The company has founded 30 years ago.