Change the sentence into a question and negative: He has won the competition.
Has he won the competition?
He hasn't won the competition.
Complete the sentence: I __________ (live) in Kielce for 5 years.
I've lived in Kielce for 5 years.
What is the auxilary in present perfect and which verb form do we use?
have / has + past participle
Is it for or since: I've been at the gym for/since 4 o'clock. I've worked here for/since 10 years. He's practised karate for/since 2 months. They have been a couple for/since 1996.
I've been at the gym since 4 o'clock. I've worked here for 10 years. He's practised karate for 2 months. They have been a couple since 1996.
Make two sentences in present perfect, the 1st one with never, the 2nd one with ever.
I've never been to England.
Have you ever tried figure skating?
When do we use for and since in present perfect sentences?
for + how long, since + when it started
When do we use Present Perfect?
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Choose the right form: I haven't finished my essay just/ already / yet.
I haven't finished my essay yet.
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