Radowell / Present Perfect

• I have been to London.

• I was in London.

• I am in London.

• I will be in London

• He broke his car.

• He breaks his car.

• He has never broken his car.

• He is breaking his car.

• They bought lots of Fanta.

• They have bought lots of Cola.

• They will buy some Sprite.

• They buy lots of soda.

• She flew away.

• She flies away.

• She will be flying away.

• She has flown away.

• I have got a ruler.

• I had had that in my head.

• I have learn some new information.

• I learn.

• We have slept.

• We have a sleeping bag.

• We was sleeping.

• We slept.

• She draws.

• She hasn't drawn.

• She drew.

• Shifu.

• You, wake up!

• You have to wake up.

• You have woken up.

• Youhoo!

• I wrote a postcard.

• Do I have to write a postcard?

• Have I got a postcard?

• Have I written a postcard?

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• Did she sweep the floor?

• Has she swept the floor?

• Does she sweep the floor?

• Is she sweeping the floor?