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have stopped / .... six months. / They / smoking /

They have stopped smoking for six months.

Michael hasn't visited her grandma ..... he moved to L.A.

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I / have / this car / five years.

I have had this car for five years.

Mercedes and Julia have played in the park .... they arrived from school.

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any / hasn't had / milk / This cat / ..... 5 o'clock.

This cat hasn't had any milk since 5 o'clock.

Luisa / be / awake / 20 minutes.

Luisa has been awake for 20 minutes.

I haven't heard of you .... you sent me your letter.

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it / rain / several hours

It has rained for several hours.

Megan / not speak / English / she came back to France.

Megan hasn't spoken English since she came back to France.

We have waited for our friend .... a long time.

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haven't spoken / Karen and Claudia / .... 5 days. / to each other

Karen and Claudia haven't spoken to each other for 5 days.

.... the accident? / Has / healed / Brandon's / leg

Has Brandon's leg healed since the accident?

They have been married .... almost 20 years.

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Myriam / watch T.V. / she finished her homework.

Myriam has watched TV since she finished her homework.

/ worked / on the project / you / ...... it was assigned? / Have

Have you worked on the project since it was assigned?

You have been in that school ..... 6 years.

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.... last year / a / haven't had / We / party /

We haven't had a party since last year.

Lucas / live / in that apartment / nine months

Lucas has lived in that apartment for nine months.

his computer / has had / Ben / ..... 5 years.

Ben has had his computer for 5 years.

Lisa has had her dog ...... two years.

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Have they lived in that house ..... a couple of years?

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in that store / worked / your brother / Has / .... 3 months?

Has your brother worked in that store for 3 months?

/ My friends / ... a long time. / a place to live / have looked for

My friends have looked for a place to live for a long time.

We / begin / to live in a new city / February.

We have begun to live in a new city since February.

They / gone / many places / this morning.

They have gone many places since this morning.

They / not brushed / their teeth / two days.

They haven't brushed their teeth for two days.

Has she been at school ..... this morning?

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each other / We / .... 2010. / have known

We have known each other since 2010.

I haven't seen my cat .... last Tuesday.

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