I haven't finished my homework ____.
I haven't finished my homework Yet
Yesterday, the teacher ____ (clarify) the main ideas.
Yesterday, the teacher clarified the main ideas
I haven't ate breakfast yet.
"I haven't eaten breakfast yet.
She has ____ (motivate) all her students."
She has motivated all her students."
Change to Simple Past using yesterday: "She has validated the results."
She validated the results yesterday."
She has lived in Tuxtla ____ 2020."
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The deer ____ (leap) over the fence two minutes ago.
The deer leapt over the fence two minutes ago.
Did she ever been to Mexico City?
Has she ever been to Mexico City?
Technology has ____ (transform) our world.
Technology has transformed our world.
Change to Present Perfect using already: "They overcame many obstacles."
They have already overcome many obstacles.
We have studied English ____ four years
We have studied English for four years
She ____ (knelt) down to pray last night.
She knelt down to pray last night.
She has lived here since 5 years.
She has lived here for 5 years.
Have you ever ____ (deal) with a complicated situation?
Have you ever dealt with a complicated situation?
Change to Simple Past using last week: "He has clarified the instructions."
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Be quiet! The baby has ____ fallen asleep."
Be quiet! The baby has just fallen asleep."
"Last year, they ____ (overcome) many difficult problems.
"Last year, they overcame many difficult problems.
We didn't went to school yesterday.
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The cat has ____ (creep) silently into the room.
The cat has crept silently into the room.
Change to Present Perfect: "The school implemented new reforms in 2020."
The school has implemented new reforms since 2020.
I don't want to watch that movie. I have ____ seen it twice!"
I don't want to watch that movie. I have already seen it twice!"
The knight ____ (slay) the dragon in the story.
The knight slew the dragon in the story.
I haven't already transformed my habits.
I haven't transformed my habits yet.
Scientists haven't ____ (validate) the new results yet.
Scientists haven't validated the new results yet.
Change to Present Perfect using never: "The deer leapt over the fence."
The deer has never leapt over the fence.