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    This document provides exercises for students to practice using the present perfect tense in English. [1] The first section has students fill in blanks with past participles of verbs and answer questions using the present perfect. [2] The second section has students write information questions in the present perfect tense. [3] The third section has students complete sentences with time expressions like "for" and "since" and then write true sentences in the present perfect. [4] The final section provides phrases for students to write true present perfect sentences about themselves, family and friends using adverbs like "never", "always" and phrases like "for" and "since".

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    This document provides exercises for students to practice using the present perfect tense in English. [1] The first section has students fill in blanks with past participles of verbs and answer questions using the present perfect. [2] The second section has students write information questions in the present perfect tense. [3] The third section has students complete sentences with time expressions like "for" and "since" and then write true sentences in the present perfect. [4] The final section provides phrases for students to write true present perfect sentences about themselves, family and friends using adverbs like "never", "always" and phrases like "for" and "since".

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    This document provides exercises for students to practice using the present perfect tense in English. [1] The first section has students fill in blanks with past participles of verbs and answer questions using the present perfect. [2] The second section has students write information questions in the present perfect tense. [3] The third section has students complete sentences with time expressions like "for" and "since" and then write true sentences in the present perfect. [4] The final section provides phrases for students to write true present perfect sentences about themselves, family and friends using adverbs like "never", "always" and phrases like "for" and "since".

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    Be Eat Find Fly Meet Ride: How Long Have You Been Out of College?

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    Cecilia Andrea Castiblanco Quintero
    This document provides exercises for students to practice using the present perfect tense in English. [1] The first section has students fill in blanks with past participles of verbs and answer questions using the present perfect. [2] The second section has students write information questions in the present perfect tense. [3] The third section has students complete sentences with time expressions like "for" and "since" and then write true sentences in the present perfect. [4] The final section provides phrases for students to write true present perfect sentences about themselves, family and friends using adverbs like "never", "always" and phrases like "for" and "since".

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    WORKSHOP ON PRESENT PERFECT

    Student’s name: _Angella Marcela Perez Martelo___________

    I-Complete these questions with the past participles of the verbs in the
    box. Then answer the questions.

    be eat find fly meet ride

    Have you ever . . .


    1. been on television? No, I haven’t.
    2. ridden a horse? No, I haven´t.

    3. eaten Indian food? No, I haven´t.

    4. met a famous person? No, I haven´t

    5. Flown in a helicopter? No, I haven´t

    6. Found money in the street? Yes, I have

    II-Use the words and phrases to write information questions in the present
    perfect.

    1. How long / you / be / out of college?


    How long have you been out of college?

    2. Where / you / travel / to?


    Where you have traveled to?

    3. How many people / she / invite?


    How many people she has invited?

    4. Who / be / to China?
    Who has been to China

    5. Why / you / choose / that book?


    Why you have chosen that book

    6. How long / Larry / live / there?


    How long Larry has live there?

    7. What / you / prepare / for lunch?


    What have you prepared for lunch

    8. How much money / you / spend / this week?


    How much money have you spent this week?
    III-Complete these time expressions and time clauses with for or since. Then
    write FIVE TRUE sentences in present perfect.
    Example: My mother has been on a diet for three days
    1. for three days

    2. Since 3 o’clock

    3. For a long time

    4. For a moment

    5. Since last month

    6. For a month

    7. Since he was a boy


    8. Since 1988

    IV-Write TRUE PRESENT PERFECT SENTENCES about you, your family, your friends. Use
    the phrases below. Include words like: never, always, for…, since…, yet, already, many
    times.

    Example: My sister has always wanted to be a beauty queen.

    Want to

    travel abroad = My brother has traveled abroad.

    play the accordion = I haven't played the accordion.

    win a contest = My father has won a contest.

    find money = I've never been lucky to find money

    eat oyster = My father has eaten oysters

    live in Barranquilla = I live in Barranquilla since 2019.

    study English = I haven't finished studying English yet.

    read “El Principito” = I have never read “El principito”

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