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Present PerfectPresent Perfect Continuous Have you ever seen a woolly mammoth? You ve never seen a real mammoth. I have learned a lot about animals. She has written two books about wildlife. We have never gone to that wildlife sanctuary. They have read books about elephants. People have been exploiting elephants for many years. I have been learning about elephants this week in school. He has been writing a new book about elephants. We have been going to the wildlife sanctuary every Saturday. They have been reading about elephants for their wildlife Present Perfect and Present Perfect ContinuousTipyou have = you vethey have = they veI have = I veshe has = she she has = he swe have = we veSimple PresentThe lion eats the ContinuousThe lion is eating the pastThe lion ate the perfectThe lion has eaten the Review of TensesTiphas not = hasn thave not = haven tOxford Discover Online Practice Oxford University Press 2014 PastPresentFuture Last Tuesday, my gums were fine, and I could eat everything.
Present Perfect Present Perfect Continuous • Have you ever seen a woolly mammoth? • You’ve never seen a real mammoth. • I have learned a lot about
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