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courageuse19

Jan. 13, 2022

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present perfect.

We have written this pages this afternoon.

I put this sentence in present perfect, becuase I write since morning until this aternoon.

I have not finished my homework yet.

I put this sentence in present perfect, because I'm not do my homework there was many days until yet.

I tried to understand this tense, but i 'm not sur undrestand it.

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I have not finished my homework yet.

present perfect.


We have written this pages this afternoon.


We have written thisese pages this afternoon. We have written these pages this afternoon.

"This" is singular. "These" is plural.

I put this sentence in present perfect, becuase I write since morning until this aternoon.


I put this sentence in present perfect, becuause I wriote since this morning until this aternoon. I put this sentence in present perfect because I wrote since this morning.

If you use "since", it's implied that you want to specify the start of a certain action. However, if you want to specify a duration of time, you can use "from" and "to". For example, "from morning to the afternoon.

I have not finished my homework yet.


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I put this sentence in present perfect, because I'm not do my homework there was many days until yet.


I put this sentence in present perfect, because I'm no. I didn't do my homework there was many days until yetbecause there is a lot of days until the deadline. I put this sentence in present perfect. I didn't do my homework because there is a lot of days until the deadline.

I tried to understand this tense, but i 'm not sur undrestand it.


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