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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Present perfect
Mike has just finished his breakfast.
Maddy has just eaten a kipper.
Dave has just woken up.
Dave has just been sick.
Dave has just eaten something.
Maddy has just eaten a kipper.
Dave has just woken up.
Dave has just been sick.
Dave has just eaten something.
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The "has" indicates the present perfect tense in all cases. From the sequence of sentences, I'm guessing it's Dave who ate the kipper.
- The "has" indicates the present perfect tense in all cases.
- From the sequence of sentences, I'm guessing it's Dave who ate the kipper.
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The "has" indicates the present perfect tense in all cases.
From the sequence of sentences, I'm guessing it's Dave who ate the kipper.
From the sequence of sentences, I'm guessing it's Dave who ate the kipper.
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