Present Perfect - Extra English Practice: Grammar

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The present perfect tense is used to describe past experiences and events. It's our favourite tense! Play along with Misha and Larissa as they try to guess which present perfect sentence is a lie.
Review: 0:15
The present perfect is used to talk about things that happened some time in the past.
How to form the present perfect:
subject + have or has + past participle (PP/verb 3)
Ex. I have lived in Chile. / She has visited Ukraine. 1:26
How to play: 2:27
Round 1: 2:53 I have eaten shark / crocodile / snake.
Round 2: 4:49 I have tried horse / buffalo / moose.
Round 3: 7:09 I have ridden a horse / a camel / an elephant.
Round 4: 9:40 I have ridden in a paddleboat / a sailboat / a gondola.
Round 5: 12:02 I have made a cabinet / socks / soap.
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