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Soluzione del esercizio Think it out di Engage!, Vol. 1
Esercizi svolti per il libro Engage!, Vol. 1
Capitolo
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Unit 0 - Starter Unit
Unit 1 - Who do you think you are?
Unit 2 - You live and learn
Units 1-2 - Literature
Units 1-2 - Culture
Units 1-2 - Revise for Preliminary
Unit 3 - You are what you eat!
Unit 4 - Be inspirational!
Units 3-4 - Literature
Units 3-4 - Culture
Units 3-4 - Revise for Preliminary
Unit 5 - Winning at any cost?
Unit 6 - Nature is home
Units 5-6 - Literature
Units 5-6 - Culture
Unit 7 - Time for adventure
Unit 8 - What will be will be
Units 7-8 - Literature
Units 7-8 - Culture
Unit 9 - That's entertainment!
Unit 10 - Get the look
Units 9-10 - Literature
Units 9-10 - Culture
Competences at work - A poster presentation
Competences at work - A survey
Workbook Unit 0 - Starter Unit
Workbook Unit 1 - Who do you think you are?
Workbook Unit 2 - You live and learn
Workbook Units 1-2 - Revision
Workbook Unit 3 - You are what you eat!
Workbook Unit 4 - Be inspirational!
Workbook Units 3-4 - Revision
Workbook Unit 5 - Winning at any cost?
Workbook Unit 6 - Nature is home
Workbook Units 5-6 - Revision
Workbook Unit 7 - Time for adventure
Workbook Unit 8 - What will be will be
Workbook Units 7-8 - Revision
Workbook Unit 9 - That's entertainment!
Workbook Unit 10 - Get the look
Workbook Units 9-10 - Revision
Expand your vocab - Unit 1
Expand your vocab - Unit 2
Expand your vocab - Unit 3
Expand your vocab - Unit 4
Expand your vocab - Unit 5
Expand your vocab - Unit 6
Expand your vocab - Unit 7
Expand your vocab - Unit 8
Expand your vocab - Unit 9
Expand your vocab - Unit 10
Units 5-6 - Revise for preliminary
Units 7-8 - Revise for preliminary
Units 9-10 - Revise for preliminary
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Soluzione
We use the Present perfect for experiences from the past up to present.
To form the Present perfect we use the Present simple of have + Past participle of the main verb.
The Past participle can be regular or irregular.
In questions, the subject goes after the verb to have.