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become

have become

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You want to talk about past experiences, which present perfect verb phrases do you use?

Present Perfect

I have...eaten, been, seen, visited, etc.

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What do you call a schedule for a trip?

itinerary

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I'm invited too,

aren't I?

100

In the UK and Canada, what holiday falls on the day after Christmas?

Boxing Day

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choose

have chosen

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Last night

8:00 -- 8:30 I took a shower.

8:15 -- The phone rang.

Explain what happened using the Past Progressive/Continuous.

 Past Progressive/Continuous

I was taking a shower when the phone rang.

The phone rang while I was taking a shower.

While I was taking a shower, the phone rang.

The phone rang while I was taking a shower.

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What holiday is celebrated on April 1?

April Fool's Day

200

It's been raining a lot this week,

hasn't it?

200

How many pounds are there in a ton?

2000

300

fall

have fallen

300

Last night

8:00 - 8:30 I took a shower.

8:45 The phone rang.

Explain what happened using the Past Perfect.

Past Perfect

I had already taken a shower when the phone rang.

By the time the phone rang, I had already taken a shower.

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When you go to the store just to look around, but you don't plan to buy anything, it's called...?

browsing

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Kyrylo can speak English well,

can't he?

300

How many continent are there?

7

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rise

have risen

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I became an ESL teacher in 1999.

I'm an ESL teacher now.

I plan to teach ESL next year.

Say in Present Perfect Progressive/Continuous

Present Perfect Progressive/Continuous

I have been teaching ESL since 1999.

I have been teaching ESL for 25 years.

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What does it mean to spill the beans?

to accidentally reveal a secret or a surprise

400

We won't have classes on Monday,

will we?

400

Name all seven continents?

Africa, Antarctica, Austrailia, Asia, Europe, North America, South America

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wear

have worn

500

I started teaching ESL in 1999.

I'm teaching ESL in 2024.

In 2029, I will still be teaching ESL, and plan to keep teaching.

In 2029, it will be my 30th year of teaching ESL.

How do you say this in Future Perfect Continuous/Progressive?

Future Perfect Continuous/Progressive

In 2029, I will have been teaching ESL for 30 years.

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If you cannot dance, you have...

two left feet

500

Musawar loves cricket,

doesn't he?

500

How many planets are there in our solar system?

8