If you want to say that you started working at a company 5 years ago and you still work there, which phrase is the most accurate, I am working here for five years., I have worked here since five years, I worked here for five years., I have worked here for five years, To inform a colleague that you finished a report just a few seconds ago, which expression would you use?, I've finish the report just., I just have finished the report., I've already finish the report., I've just finished the report, What is the past participle of the irregular verb 'write'?, writed, wrote, writing, written, Which sentence indicates an action that happened very recently?, He has arrived before., He arrived yesterday, He has already arrived., He has just arrived, In the sentence "I have lost my keys," why does the Present Perfect produce a different "knowledge state", It implies "Current Relevance," suggesting the keys are still missing and the search is ongoing., It indicates the action happened exactly five minutes ago., It is used because "lost" is an irregular verb that requires an auxiliary., Select the correct sentence using 'since' or'for'., They have lived here since ten years., They lived here for ten years., They have lived here for ten years., They have lived here since for ten years., Which of these adverbs is NOT commonly usedwith the Present Perfect to talk aboutindefinite time?, ever , Already, yet, yesterday , Identify the error in this sentence:'He havegone to the supermarket.', The sentence needs 'since' at the end., The subject 'He' should be 'Him'., The verb 'gone' should be 'went'., The auxiliary 'have' should be 'has'., Which of the following sentences is correctlywritten in the Present Perfect?, I have seen that movie three times., I am seen that movie three times., I have saw that movie three times., I seen that movie three times., Identify the error in this sentence:'He havegone to the supermarket.', The sentence needs 'since' at the end., The subject 'He' should be 'Him'., The verb 'gone' should be 'went'., The auxiliary 'have' should be 'has'..

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