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English Tip of the Day: 212 Present perfect for present results

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Tip of the Day:

Present perfect for present results

Usage Tip

A simple sentence in present perfect can indicate a present result.

Example Sentences

I've broken my leg. = My leg is now broken.
She's been to the bank. = She has some money now.

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