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    The document provides practice exercises for using the present perfect tense in English. Part A contains 5 conversations to be completed with the present perfect form of given verbs. Part B contains 6 conversations to be completed using either the present perfect or simple past tense depending on the context. The conversations focus on common experiences like seeing a movie, visiting a place, eating meals, buying tickets, meeting people, and traveling.

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    The document provides practice exercises for using the present perfect tense in English. Part A contains 5 conversations to be completed with the present perfect form of given verbs. Part B contains 6 conversations to be completed using either the present perfect or simple past tense depending on the context. The conversations focus on common experiences like seeing a movie, visiting a place, eating meals, buying tickets, meeting people, and traveling.

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    The document provides practice exercises for using the present perfect tense in English. Part A contains 5 conversations to be completed with the present perfect form of given verbs. Part B contains 6 conversations to be completed using either the present perfect or simple past tense depending on the context. The conversations focus on common experiences like seeing a movie, visiting a place, eating meals, buying tickets, meeting people, and traveling.

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    Practice 1

    A. Complete each conversation with the present perfect.


    1. (see) A: Have you ___________ that new Johnny Depp movie? B: Yes, ___________
    2. (visit) A: Has she ___________ Hong Kong? B: No, ___________
    3. (meet) A: Have you and Mary ___________ your new neighbors? B: Yes, ___________
    4. (write) A: Has your aunt ___________ any more letters? B: No, ___________
    5. (hear) A: Have your friends ___________ Stings new CD? B: Yes, ___________

    B. Use the present perfect or the simple past tense to complete the conversations.
    1. A: Have you seen the Taj Mahal?
    B: Yes, I have. I ___________ (visit) India in 2002. The Taj Mahal ___________ (be) fantastic.
    2. A: Has the new restaurant opened?
    B: No. It ___________. (open/ not) Maybe next week.
    3. A: Have you eaten dinner?
    B: No, I havent. But I ___________ (eat) a big lunch only two hours ago.
    4. A: Have they bought their tickets?
    B: I think so. They ___________ (go) to the travel agency last week.
    5. A: Have you met the new teacher?
    B: No. The class ___________ (start/not)
    6. A: Has your daughter been to Europe?
    B: Well, she ___________ (go) to the U.K. last year. But she ___________ (be/not) to any other
    country.

    Practice 1
    A. Complete each conversation with the present perfect.
    1. (see) A: Have you ___________ that new Johnny Depp movie? B: Yes, ___________
    2. (visit) A: Has she ___________ Hong Kong? B: No, ___________
    3. (meet) A: Have you and Mary ___________ your new neighbors? B: Yes, ___________
    4. (write) A: Has your aunt ___________ any more letters? B: No, ___________
    5. (hear) A: Have your friends ___________ Stings new CD? B: Yes, ___________

    B. Use the present perfect or the simple past tense to complete the conversations.
    1. A: Have you seen the Taj Mahal?
    B: Yes, I have. I ___________ (visit) India in 2002. The Taj Mahal ___________ (be) fantastic.
    2. A: Has the new restaurant opened?
    B: No. It ___________. (open/ not) Maybe next week.
    3. A: Have you eaten dinner?
    B: No, I havent. But I ___________ (eat) a big lunch only two hours ago.
    4. A: Have they bought their tickets?
    B: I think so. They ___________ (go) to the travel agency last week.
    5. A: Have you met the new teacher?
    B: No. The class ___________ (start/not)
    6. A: Has your daughter been to Europe?
    B: Well, she ___________ (go) to the U.K. last year. But she ___________ (be/not) to any other
    country.

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