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Present Perfect Usageexercises
Present Perfect Usageexercises
1 Experience
You speak / write about things you have done / haven’t done yet. It is not relevant when these
things happened.
You want to express for how long something has been going on. You speak about a state, not
an action.
You want to express something has happened only a short time ago.
Mind: In reported speech, Present Perfect always changes to Past Perfect tense.
He said he’d just got back.
Exercises
Fill in the Present Perfect tense and explain its usage (1-4).
by chilby 2010