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4 EXERCISES (45 sentences) Present Perfect Simple or Present Simple (contradictions)




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confused words
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Age: 14-17
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Passover
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Age: 13-17
Downloads: 9
 
American Slang
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Age: 14-17
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sports
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Age: 8-17
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Venice: The Historical Regatta
Level: advanced
Age: 14-17
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fireflies
Level: intermediate
Age: 14-17
Downloads: 2
 

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1.���� I have brought an interesting book.

2.��� The toy has disappeared from my room.

3.��� The toy has two eyes.

4.��� My sister has bought new shoes.

5.��� Tim and Tom have taken a ball from the shelf.

6.��� A teacher has given us a very difficult exercise.

7.��� Children have flowers.

8.��� A child has fallen down.

9.��� Children have played different games.

10. My mother has come home from work.

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2. My parents have work.

3. I have a dog.

4. My sister has a friend.

5. The dog has eaten its lunch.

6. Tim and Tom have books.

7. A child has a kitten.

8. The dog has a toy.

9. A teacher has a question.

10.My parents have called me on the telephone.

  1. Tim and Tom have waited for their friends.
  2. A teacher has cut colorful paper.
  3. A house has new windows.
  4. The car has two doors.
  5. The dog has caught a butterfly.
  6. Children have flowers.
  7. The toy has fallen from the shelf.
  8. My parents have eaten their dinner.
  9. My mother has dreamt about holidays.
  10. I have a brick.
  11. Mary and Tom have a present.
  12. My friend has a rabbit.
  13. You have a new jumper.
  1. Jane and Jack have work to do.
  2. She has a big cake.
  3. A child has a kitten.
  4. My sister has chosen where to study.
  5. Houses have new windows.
  6. The man has a car.
  7. Children have dug a big hole in the garden.
  8. My grandparents have a garden.
  9. A principal has a question.
  10. I have begun reading an interesting book.
  11. A child has done all his work.
  12. My grandmother has a car.