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It is my first time seeing a panda in person. I have never seen it in person before.

A. It was the first time I had seen a panda in person.

B. It is the first time I have seen a panda in person.

C. I haven’t seen a panda in person.

D. I saw a panda in person last month.

Select your answer:

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Differentiate between present perfect and present perfect continuous tenses.

A. Present perfect tense is used for past actions, while present perfect continuous tense is is used for future actions.

B. Present perfect tense is formed with ‘have/has + past participle’, while present perfect continuous tense is formed with ‘have/has been + present participle’.

C. Present perfect tense is used for actions that are currently happening, while present perfect continuous tense is used for completed actions.

D. Present perfect tense is formed with ‘will + past participle’, while present perfect continuous tense is formed with ‘have/has been + present participle’.