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Present Perfect Tense

Unit 14 : I have done (present perfect #1)

Unit 15 : Have you ever ...? (present perfect #2)

Unit 16 : How long have you ...? (present perfect #3)

Unit 17 : for since ago

Unit 18 : I have done (present perfect) and I did (simple past)

Unit 19 : it is done / it was done (passive)

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