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The document discusses examples using the present perfect tense. Some key examples include: 1. Jane has been in London since Sunday. Bob has been in France for three weeks. My uncle has lived in Australia for fifteen years. 2. We have been here since early this morning. I lived in Thailand 10 years ago. We have waited for the bus for twenty minutes. 3. Jane has been ill since Monday. Pat has been in hospital since March. Liz has studied English for six months.
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- 2. Jane _____ in London since Sunday. have been has been lives lived Great
- 3. Bob has been in France ____ three weeks. since for ago was Great
- 4. My uncle ____ in Australia for fifteen years. has swam has lived have ate have bought Great
- 5. We have been here _____ early this morning. since for slept was Good Job!
- 6. I ____in Thailand 10 years ago. live lived have lived has lived Great
- 7. We have waited for the bus ____ twenty minutes. since for ago was Great
- 8. I ____to England for a long time. has been hasn’t been haven’t been haven’t gone Well Done
- 9. Jane has been ill ____ Monday. since for ago was Good Job!
- 10. Pat has been in hospital ____ March. since for ago was Good Job!
- 11. Liz has ___ English for six months. study studyed studied studies Well Done
- 12. Dad has been busy _____ he got home from work. since for ago was Good Job!
- 13. A baby has ___ for an hour. run ran cries cried Wow
- 14. We went to the cinema three days ____ since for ago was Well Done
- 15. I have lived in this house ___ three years now. since for ago was Great
- 16. We have been in this pub ____ eight pm. since for ago was Good Job!
- 17. I ____ a super car last year. ran travelled bought wrote Well Done
- 18. Sally has been a journalist since she ____ university. travelled swam left was Well Done
- 19. _______ to London since last year? Has they been Have she been Has you been Have you been Wow
- 20. John and I ____ friends since primary school, that is for ten years . has been have been ago was Great
- 21. I feel really depressed , it has been raining _____ days now. since for ago was Great
- 22. John _____ in hospital for two weeks. has been have been sleeps slept Good Job!
- 23. Kate ____working in this factory three years ago. stayed started stood studied Great
- 24. Dan ___ his mobile three weeks ago. studied ate went lost Wow
- 25. David has ___ in New York since he got a job there two years ago . play played live lived Wow
- 26. Sandy ____her friend three years ago. meet met has met have met Well Done
- 27. They have read “Harry Potter” five years ___. since for ago was Well Done
- 28. They _____ married since 2015. have has are was Good Job!
- 29. The postman has come half an hour ____. since for ago was Well Done