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C. Do as directed
1. We are learning a new lesson today. ( rewrite in Present Perfect tense)
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Answered by poojadange1364

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Answer:

1. present perfect - we have learnt a new lesson today .

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Answered by yati6279

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We have learnt a new lesson today.(perfect)
We are learning a new lesson today.
(Continuous)

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