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Form the sentence by choosing the correct words in the correct order.
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Translate this sentence into English.
I
me
my
too
start'd
mine
Usage Examples Present Perfect
I haven't started yet! -
Harry hasn't mentioned her. -
Have I shocked you? -
I've considered it. -
Have you used it? -
I've missed it. -
She has taken it. -
Have you seen a lizard? -
I've checked it. -
You have not slept for long. -
I have never regretted this journey. -
He has never lost before. -
Have you called my name? -
I've never seen the ocean! -
They've changed me. -
I've seen the bills. -
You haven't rung the bell. -
Have you counted the cost? -
You haven't worked for a year. -
Have I answered your question? -
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