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What do verb tenses indicate?

• The subject of a sentence.

• The time an action takes place.

• The object of a sentence.

• The mood of the speaker.

What is the Present Perfect?

• A type of noun.

• A verb tense.

• A type of adjective.

• A preposition.

Which of the following describes the two main uses of the Present Perfect tense?

• To show future actions and hypothetical situations.

• To describe actions happening now and general truths.

• To show a finished past action or a continuing action that started in the past.

• To express commands and requests.

How is the Present Perfect tense generally formed?

• Subject + main verb + -ing

• Subject + auxiliary verb "have/has" + past participle

• Subject + auxiliary verb "do/does" + base verb

• Subject + main verb + -ed

How do you form the past participle of regular verbs for the Present Perfect tense?

• By changing the vowel.

• By adding -ed to the base verb.

• By using a completely different word.

• By adding -ing to the base verb.

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