Many students do not understand the present perfect tense. Here is an infographic which should make the present perfect tense easier for students to understand.
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And now it is time to practise the present perfect tense:
Present perfect simple – penalty game.
More games to practise present perfect tense can be found at
Present perfect post
Present perfect vs Past simple
Free graded readers for learners of English can be found at:
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