In this quiz the CEP 3 student is going to become aware of how the present perfect is formed and used.
No, I haven't. I haven't see him these days.
Yes, I have. He explained it to me very well.
Yes, I have. He's explain to me very well.
No, I haven't. I haven't seed him these days.
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Make, changed, have, reached, seen, finished, moved.
Made, changed, already, reached, seen, finished, moved.
Made, changed, done, reached, seen, finished, moved.
Made, changed, already, reached, seen, haven't, moved.
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've
Just
Have
None of the answers are correct
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She is, they have, we have, you have not, he has not, I have got, my sister has
She has, they have, we have not, you have, he has not, I have not, my sister has
She has, they have, we've not, you have, he has not, I have not, my sister is
She is, they have, we have, you've not, he has not, I have not, my sister has
BE
HAVE/HAS
DO/DOES
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Subject + auxiliary verb (have/has) + main verb in the past participle (+ complement)
Subject + auxiliary verb (have/has) + not + main verb in the past participle (+ complement)
Auxiliary verb (have/has)+ Subject + main verb in the past participle (+ complement)
Subject + auxiliary verb (have/has) + main verb in the simple past (+ complement)
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Subject + auxiliary verb (have/has) + not + main verb in the simple past (+ complement)
Auxiliary verb (have/has) + Subject + not + main verb in the simple past (+ complement)
Subject + auxiliary verb (have/has) + not + main verb in the past participle (+ complement)
Auxiliary verb (have/has) + Subject + not + main verb in the past participle (+ complement)
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Auxiliary verb (have/has) + Subject + main verb in the simple past (+ complement) + ?
Subject + Auxiliary verb (have/has)+ main verb in the past participle (+ complement) + ?
Subject + Auxiliary verb (have/has)+ main verb in the simple past (+ complement) + ?
Auxiliary verb (have/has) + Subject + main verb in the past participle(+ complement) + ?
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Beth: Did you have cleaned up your room, Edward?!
Beth: Did you cleaned up your room, Edward?!
Beth: Have you cleaned up your room, Edward?!
Beth: Have you clean up your room yet, Edward?!
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