Perfectly Present
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present perfect of "win a prize"
have won a prize
100
Another word for car
automobiles
100
Where track and field events became popular in the 19the century
in Britain
100
r u g b y
100
relay
Have you ever competed in the relay?
200
present perfect of "lose and event"
have lost an event
200
Elisha Otis invented this (sentence)
The elevator was invented by Elisha Otis.
200
Today track events are usually called this
"meets"
200
j a v e l i n
200
badminton
Have you ever played badminton?
300
present perfect of "do the long jump"
have done the long jump
300
Allows us to look at very small objects
the microscope
300
The oldest competitions in the world
track and field events
300
b a d m i n t o n
300
Name 3 discoveries
oxygen, x-rays, Pluto, gravity
400
present perfect of "run the hurdles"
have run the hurdles
400
John Logie Baird's invention (sentence)
The TV was invented by John Logie Baird.
400
A round path with boundary lines, called lanes
a track
400
f i e l d h o c k e y
400
3 famous building or structures
Taj Mahal, Golden Gate Bridge, Eiffel Tower, Empire State Building
500
structure to form the present perfect
have/has + past past participle
500
A very long race
a marathon
500
Where the first Olympics were held
Greece
500
r u g b y
500
Structure for asking questions with present perfect
Has/ have + subject + ever competed/played