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The present perfect is used to talk about the past and the present at the same time:

They have torn down the building. (The building is not there now because they tore it down in the past.)

Complete the sentences with phrasal verbs from Lessons #94, 95, 96, 97. Be sure the phrasal verbs are in the correct tense.

 Infinitive

present tense                 -ing form       past tense past participle

turn out & turns out       turning out turned out turned out

turn off

turn off & turns off                    turning off               turned off              turned off

 Many phrasal verbs are based on the verb turn. In most cases, phrasal verbs with turn involve two options and a change from one option to the other or, when it is possible, a move closer to one option and farther away from the other. In other words, choosing either A or B or, when it is possible to be somewhere between A and B, moving closer to A and farther away from B, or vice versa.

Many phrasal verbs are based on the verb turn. In most cases, phrasal verbs with turn involve two options and a change from one option to the other or, when it is possible, a move closer to one option and farther away from the other. In other words, choosing either A or B or, when it is possible to be somewhere between A and B, moving closer to A and farther away from B, or vice versa.

Complete the sentences with phrasal verbs using Lesson #90. Be sure the phrasal verbs are in the correct tense.

Complete the sentences with phrasal verbs from Lesson #89. Be sure the phrasal verbs are in the correct tense.

Complete the sentences with phrasal verbs using Lesson #88. Be sure the phrasal verbs are in the correct tense.