Question

F. Follow the example and do the same using just :
Eg; He / go out - What has he just done ? - He does Just gone out
1. She / returned from the USA
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2. they/watch the news
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3. I /finish preparing dinner
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4. he / put on the coat
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5. he/catch a fish
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6. he/call a crab
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7. you/ write a letter
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Answer 1

1. She / returned from the USA

Ans - 1. She has just returned from USA

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2. they/watch the news

Ans - 2. They have just watched the news.

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3. I /finish preparing dinner.

Ans - 3. I have just finished preparing dinner.

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4. he / put on the coat.

Ans - 4. He has just put on the coat.

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5. he/catch a fish.

Ans - 5. He has just caught a fish.

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6. he/call a crab.

Ans - 6. He has just called a cab.

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7. you/ write a letter.

Ans - 7. You have just written a letter.

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★ Uses of Has , Have

• Basically, meaning of has/have is “to possess, own, hold for use, or contain.”
• Have is used with the pronouns I, you, we, and they, while has is used with he, she, and it$.$

Answer 2

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• She/ returned from the USA

$\longrightarrow$ She has just returned from the USA

• they/watch the news

$\longrightarrow$ they have just watched the news.

• I /finish preparing dinner

$\longrightarrow$ I have just finished preparing dinner

• he/ put on the coat

$\longrightarrow$ he has just put on the coat.

• he/catch a fish.

$\longrightarrow$ he has just caught a fish

• he/call a crab.

$\longrightarrow$ he has just called a crab

• you/write a letter

$\longrightarrow$ you have just written a letter.

Difference between the usage of have and has.

• have is always used with pronouns such as I, you, we, they, etc.
• has is always used with she, he, etc.

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