5. On Sunday she has met an old friend named Alex.
6. They have had lunch in less than an hour because they ate at a fast-food restaurant.
7. After lunch she has bought souvenirs and return to London.
8. She has returned to home in the last evening train.
9. She did not / didn't has had any problem during the weekend.
10. She has been very happy about her two days.
Explicación:
Este tiempo verbal se utiliza para hablar sobre acciones o estados que comenzaron en el pasado y de alguna forma se conectan al presente. El presente perfecto está compuesto por HAVE/HAS y el participio pasado
Respuesta:
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1. Has been
2. Has left
3. Has met
4. Have not had / Haven't had
5. Has bought
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1. Carol has left London last week.
2. The train has gone to scotland
3. She has left home on Saturday.
4. She has met her aunt Mary.
5. On Sunday she has met an old friend named Alex.
6. They have had lunch in less than an hour because they ate at a fast-food restaurant.
7. After lunch she has bought souvenirs and return to London.
8. She has returned to home in the last evening train.
9. She did not / didn't has had any problem during the weekend.
10. She has been very happy about her two days.
Explicación:
Este tiempo verbal se utiliza para hablar sobre acciones o estados que comenzaron en el pasado y de alguna forma se conectan al presente. El presente perfecto está compuesto por HAVE/HAS y el participio pasado