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You have been in that school ... 6 years.
You have been at that school for 6 years.
I haven't seen my cat ... last Tuesday.
I haven't seen my cat since last Tuesday.
Lucas / live / in that apartment / nine months
Lucas has lived in that apartment for nine months.
I / have / this car / five years.
I've had this car for 5 years.
any / hasn't had / milk / This cat / ... 5 o'clock.
This cat hasn't had any milk since 5' o clock.
haven't spoken / Karen and Claudia / ... 5 days. / to each other
Karen and Claudia haven't spoken to each other for 5 days.
They / not brush / their teeth / two days.
They haven't brushed their teeth for two days.
his computer / has had / Ben / ... 5 years.
Ben has had his computer for 5 years.
Lisa has had her dog ... two years.
for
They have been married .... almost 20 years.
for
Michael hasn't visited his grandma ... he moved to L.A.
since
Has she been at school ... this morning?
since
Megan / not speak / English / she came back to France.
Megan hasn't spoken English since she came back to France.
They / cook / many cakes / this morning.
They have cooked many cakes since this morning.
You / drink / 3 cups of tea ... you sat there.
You have drunk 3 cups of tea since you sat there.
it / rain / several hours
It has rained for several hours.
Luisa / be / awake / 20 minutes.
Luisa has been awake for 20 minutes.
/ worked / on the science project / you / ... the teacher assigned it? / Have
Have you worked on the science project since the teacher assigned it?
My friends / ... a long time. / a place where they can have a party / have looked for
My friends have looked for a place where they can have a party for a long time.
... last Christmas / a / haven't had / We / party /
We haven't had a party since last Christmas.
Yay! The cat... (catch/a mouse)
The cat has just caught a mouse.
Lovely, isn't it? Penny ... (buy/a diamond ring)
Penny just bought a diamond ring.
Take those dirty shoes off, please! I've ... (clean/the floor)
I've just cleaned the floor.
I'm sorry--you've... (miss Janet).
I'm sorry--you've just missed Janet.
They/sell/their house (just)
They have just sold their house.
We/have lunch (just)
We have just had lunch.
She/make breakfast (just)
She has just made breakfast
He/buy a ring (just)
He just bought a ring
She/wash her hair (just)
She has just washed her hair.
They/arrive (just)
They have just arrived


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