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    Here are the sentences with the verbs in the present perfect tense: I have not finished my homework yet. They have traveled to many different countries. She has read that book three times already. We have not seen that movie yet. He has worked for this company for five years. They have never been to Asia before. She has just graduated from college. He has not eaten breakfast yet. I visited my grandparents last weekend. They bought a new car last month. She has written five emails since she got to work this morning. He has lost his phone twice this week already. They have lived in this neighborhood for ten years. We have exercised every

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    Here are the sentences with the verbs in the present perfect tense: I have not finished my homework yet. They have traveled to many different countries. She has read that book three times already. We have not seen that movie yet. He has worked for this company for five years. They have never been to Asia before. She has just graduated from college. He has not eaten breakfast yet. I visited my grandparents last weekend. They bought a new car last month. She has written five emails since she got to work this morning. He has lost his phone twice this week already. They have lived in this neighborhood for ten years. We have exercised every

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    Here are the sentences with the verbs in the present perfect tense: I have not finished my homework yet. They have traveled to many different countries. She has read that book three times already. We have not seen that movie yet. He has worked for this company for five years. They have never been to Asia before. She has just graduated from college. He has not eaten breakfast yet. I visited my grandparents last weekend. They bought a new car last month. She has written five emails since she got to work this morning. He has lost his phone twice this week already. They have lived in this neighborhood for ten years. We have exercised every

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    Here are the sentences with the verbs in the present perfect tense: I have not finished my homework yet. They have traveled to many different countries. She has read that book three times already. We have not seen that movie yet. He has worked for this company for five years. They have never been to Asia before. She has just graduated from college. He has not eaten breakfast yet. I visited my grandparents last weekend. They bought a new car last month. She has written five emails since she got to work this morning. He has lost his phone twice this week already. They have lived in this neighborhood for ten years. We have exercised every

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    Laura: Hey Sarah, I love your dress. Where did you get it from?

    Sarah: Thanks, Laura. I got it from a thrift store downtown. It was only $10!
    Laura: Wow, that's a great deal. I need to check that store out. I love your sense of style.
    Sarah: Thanks, I try to be creative with my outfits. How about you? What do you like to wear?
    Laura: I'm more of a jeans and t-shirt kind of person, but I do like to dress up sometimes.
    Sarah: Yeah, I know what you mean. I love wearing dresses and skirts, but sometimes it's nice to be
    comfortable.
    Laura: Definitely. Hey, have you seen those new shoes at the mall? I'm thinking about getting a
    pair.
    Sarah: No, I haven't. What do they look like?
    Laura: They're black flats with a bow on the front. I think they'd go with everything.
    Sarah: They sound cute. You should get them!
    Laura: Yeah, I think I will. Thanks for the fashion advice, Sarah.
    vocabulary
    Thrift store: a store that sells secondhand goods, often at a lower price than new items.
    Outfits: a set of clothes worn together for a particular occasion or purpose.
    Creative: having the ability to produce original, imaginative ideas or solutions.
    Jeans: a type of pants made of denim fabric.
    T-shirt: a casual shirt with short sleeves and a round neckline.
    Dress up: to wear formal or nicer clothes than usual.
    Skirts: a garment worn by women that hangs from the waist and covers part or all of the legs.
    Comfortable: providing physical ease and relaxation.
    Flats: a type of women's shoe with a flat sole and no heel.
    Bow: a decorative ribbon or piece of fabric tied into a knot.
    Fashion advice: suggestions or recommendations on what clothes or styles to wear.
    present perfect tense
    აწმყო სრული დრო

    იწარმოება: subject + have\has + past participle

    მაგ: I have been to Italy two times.

    Following words: Never-არასდროს, ever-ოდესმე, still-ისევ, Yet-


    კვლავ, ჯერ არ, just-ეს ესაა, since -მას შემდეგ, for-განმავლიბაში
    გამოხატავს მოქმედებას, რომელიც:

    •დაიწყო წარსულში და გრძელდება ახლაც;


    მაგ: Anna has been at university since 2015.

    •როდესაც ვსაუბრობთ ცხოვრებისეულ გამოცდილებაზე;


    მაგ: I have met Angelina Jolie.

    •მოხდა წარსულში და დაკავშირებულია ახლანდელ დროსთან.


    მაგ: I have lost my keys, so I’m going to late for work.
    Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the verb in parentheses:

    I (not finish) my homework yet.


    They (travel) to many different countries.
    She (read) that book three times already.
    We (not see) that movie yet.
    He (work) for this company for five years.
    They (never be) to Asia before.
    She (just graduate) from college.
    He (not eat) breakfast yet.
    I (visit) my grandparents last weekend.
    They (buy) a new car last month.
    She (write) five emails since she got to work this morning.
    He (lose) his phone twice this week already.
    They (live) in this neighborhood for ten years.
    We (exercise) every day this week.
    He (not study) for his exam yet.
    She (meet) her new boss last week.
    They (finish) the project two days ago.
    He (travel) to Europe many times before.
    I (not read) that book yet.
    She (cook) dinner for us several times this month.

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