[ Perfect Tense ]
When do you use the Present Perfect tense?
A. When an action is completely over
B. When we talk about an action in the future
C. When an action started in the past and continues in the present
D. When an action ended in the past
E. When and action happened in the past at specific time
Select your answer:
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