Present perfect sentences
1. I´m at work for example, and I tell my partner: "I don´t remember if I have locked the door..."
2. It´s 6pm and I say: "Today, I have eaten pasta" (for lunch)
3. I have been to Italy 4 four times
4. María has bought a car, but she doesn´t dare to drive it
5. I have always wanted to live abroad, that´s why I´ve decided to look for a job in Germany
6. I´ve lived here since 2010 (and I´m still living here)
7. I´ve been with my boyfriend for 3 years or I´ve been with my boyfriend 3 years (and I´m still with him) (Which one id better?)
8. I´ve been in Ireland and Sweden and I love them both.
9. I´ve worked in this company for 7 years/ I´ve worked in this company 7 years (and I´m still working here) (What´s the difference?)
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1. I´m at work for example, and I tell my partner: "I don´t remember if I have locked the door..."
2. It´s 6pm and I say: "Today, I have eaten pasta" (for lunch)
3. I have been to Italy 4 four times
4. María has bought a car, but she doesn´t dare to drive it
5. I have always wanted to live abroad, that´s why I´ve decided to look for a job in Germany
6. I´ve lived here since 2010 (and I´m still living here)
7. I´ve been with my boyfriend for 3 years or I´ve been with my boyfriend 3 years (and I´m still with him) (Which one id better?) Both are totally acceptable.
8. I´ve been in to Ireland and Sweden and I love them both.
9. I´ve worked in for this company for 7 years/ I´ve worked in for this company 7 years (and I´m still working here) (What´s the difference?) Both are acceptable. There is no difference.
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