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We use ___ with the present perfect tense to say that something happened before something else, or earlier than expected.
We use ___ with the present perfect tense to say that something happened before something else, or earlier than expected.
- ever
- yet
- just
- already (correct)
We use ___ with the present perfect tense to say that something has happened recently in the past.
We use ___ with the present perfect tense to say that something has happened recently in the past.
- ever
- yet
- just (correct)
- already
We use ___to ask about someone's experiences.
We use ___to ask about someone's experiences.
- ever (correct)
- yet
- just
- already
We use ___ with the present perfect tense when something has not happened but we expect it to happen in the future.
We use ___ with the present perfect tense when something has not happened but we expect it to happen in the future.
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Capital de Francia (tarjeta de ejemplo)
Capital de Francia (tarjeta de ejemplo)
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