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Anonymous  +  199439 Tue, 21 Feb 06 07:25 PM

Please help me with the Present Perfect Tence.When we use it?

   

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Mister Micawber  +  199518 Wed, 22 Feb 06 12:50 AM

Use present perfect when the event, action, series of actions, or lack of action began at some time in the past and continues or potentially continues up to the present moment of speaking.

I have been living in Japan for 15 years.
I have never eaten fugu.
She has taken a shower every morning this week.
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