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28 Cards in this Set
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He has been shopping for 4 hours.
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He is still shopping.
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He has worn the same jeans every day for the past year.
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He is still wearing the same jeans.
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Poala has been reading that magazine for 30 minutes.
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She is still reading that magazine.
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Victor played video games for 14 hours without a break.
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He is not playing video games anymore.
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She has had the same haircut for the last 6 months.
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She still has that haircut.
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I forgot to feed the dog.
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I remember it now.
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I have been working the whole day.
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I am still working.
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We had a dog named Bugsy for 11 years.
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We don't have Bugsy anymore.
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Richard drove all night.
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He isn't driving anymore.
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Diana obeyed her parents her entire childhood.
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She doesn't obey them now.
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Tina has lived by herself since she was 18 years old.
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She still lives by herself.
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Jean and Andrei danced all night.
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They are not dancing anymore.
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She has always loved him.
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She still loves him.
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They have been partying all night.
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They are still partying.
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I smoked for 15 years.
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I don't smoke anymore.
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They have known each other for a long time.
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They still know each-other.
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Hector has looked for his keys all morning
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He is still looking for his keys.
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Mario has been in the US since 2006.
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He is still in the US.
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Joel moved from city to city his entire life.
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He is not moving anymore. (He is dead)
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My son has burned down the house.
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He is not burning it anymore.
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Linda has written an email to her cousin.
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She is not writing it now.
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Kayla has read the Bible.
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She is not reading it now.
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Gina copied her answers from her sister.
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She is not copying now.
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David has left the house.
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He is not leaving now.
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James ran his last marathon in 2010.
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He is not running now.
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Silvia has been getting sick lately.
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She is still getting sick.
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You've been coming in late.
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You are still coming in late.
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You've been acting very strange lately.
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You are still acting very strange.
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