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PRESENT PERFECT active or passive My sister and her husband (be) together for have been years PRESENT PERFECT active or passive He _(go) ‘s gone to Mexico He’ll be back soon PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has been built(build) The house _ at last! PRESENT PERFECT active or passive Oh my God! been declared (declare) War has PRESENT PERFECT active or passive That bank has never been robbed (never/rob) PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has worked She _ (work) at the same bank for years PRESENT PERFECT active or passive Six million dollars _ (steal) from the has been stolen local bank PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has worked She _ (work) as a teacher since she left school PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has been visited That castle (visit) by thousands of tourists PRESENT PERFECT active or passive Hundreds of soldiers have been killed (kill) since the war began PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has fallen She (fall) in love with her teacher PRESENT PERFECT active or passive Our neighbours have been broken (break) into! PRESENT PERFECT active or passive The new museum hasn’t been opened (not/open) yet PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has been captured A tiger _ (capture) in a park PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has just won An old lady (just/win) a million euros PRESENT PERFECT active or passive have finished They (finish) the repairs on the roof PRESENT PERFECT active or passive have been cancelled All flights _ (cancel) because of the strike PRESENT PERFECT active or passive Archaeologists have found (find) the remains of an ancient city PRESENT PERFECT active or passive have been taught The children (teach) by the same teacher for three years PRESENT PERFECT active or passive Millions of children all over the world _ have read (read) that book PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has invited I’m so happy! He _ (invite) me to the fancy dress party PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has been stolen A painting _ (steal) from the museum! PRESENT PERFECT active or passive A lot of tourists _ have visited this town [...]...PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has fallen She (fall) in love with her teacher PRESENT PERFECT active or passive Our neighbours have been broken (break) into! PRESENT PERFECT active or passive The new museum hasn’t been opened (not/open) yet PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has been captured A tiger _ (capture) in a park PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has... by the same teacher for three years PRESENT PERFECT active or passive Millions of children all over the world _ have read (read) that book PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has invited I’m so happy! He _ (invite) me to the fancy dress party PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has been stolen A painting _ (steal) from the museum! PRESENT PERFECT active or passive A lot of tourists... (just/win) a million euros PRESENT PERFECT active or passive have finished They (finish) the repairs on the roof PRESENT PERFECT active or passive have been cancelled All flights _ (cancel) because of the strike PRESENT PERFECT active or passive Archaeologists have found (find) the remains of an ancient city PRESENT PERFECT active or passive have been taught The children ... PERFECT active or passive That bank has never been robbed (never/rob) PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has worked She _ (work) at the same bank for years PRESENT PERFECT active. .. PERFECT active or passive He _(go) ‘s gone to Mexico He’ll be back soon PRESENT PERFECT active or passive has been built(build) The house _ at last! PRESENT PERFECT active or passive... PERFECT active or passive has fallen She (fall) in love with her teacher PRESENT PERFECT active or passive Our neighbours have been broken (break) into! PRESENT PERFECT active or