Using the Present Perfect Tense (1)

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   Using the Present Perfect Tense (1) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct tense of the verb, past or present perfect.: When I graduated from high school back in 1994, I (was, have been) not interested in going to college.

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   Using the Present Perfect Tense (1) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct tense of the verb, past or present perfect.: Instead, I got married and (became, have become) a mother right away.

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   Using the Present Perfect Tense (1) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct tense of the verb, past or present perfect.: For the past eighteen years, I (stayed, have stayed) home to raise my three children.

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   Using the Present Perfect Tense (1) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct tense of the verb, past or present perfect.: When my youngest child entered high school last September, I (began, have begun) thinking about what it would be like to have my own career.

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   Using the Present Perfect Tense (1) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct tense of the verb, past or present perfect.: Until recently, my family (got, has gotten) by on my husband’s paycheck.

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   Using the Present Perfect Tense (1) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct tense of the verb, past or present perfect.: Then my husband, Tom, (lost, has lost) his job after sixteen years with the same company.

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   Using the Present Perfect Tense (1) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct tense of the verb, past or present perfect.: Since the layoff, Tom (applied, has applied) for more than one hundred jobs but can find only part-time work that doesn’t pay very well.

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   Using the Present Perfect Tense (1) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct tense of the verb, past or present perfect.: After much discussion, we finally (decided, have decided) that I should go back to school to become a paralegal.

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   Using the Present Perfect Tense (1) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct tense of the verb, past or present perfect.: For the past semester, I (attended, have attended) Mt. Ida College.

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    Using the Present Perfect Tense (1) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct tense of the verb, past or present perfect.: Though I enjoy my classes, at first it (felt, have felt) strange to be a student again.