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    The document discusses various activities that people have either already completed or have not completed yet, including going on holiday, arriving somewhere, washing hair, buying a ring, having lunch, clearing windows, tidying a desk, doing ironing, laying a table, taking out rubbish, and making a bed.

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    The document discusses various activities that people have either already completed or have not completed yet, including going on holiday, arriving somewhere, washing hair, buying a ring, having lunch, clearing windows, tidying a desk, doing ironing, laying a table, taking out rubbish, and making a bed.

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    He had been on holiday yet

    They are just arrived

    She is already washed her hair

    He's just bought a ring

    We are alredy had lunch


    He hasn’t had a washing yet

    He’s already cleared the


    windows
    He hasn’t done tidy his desk yet
    He hasn't done the ironing yet

    He’s already layered the table


    He hasn't done the take out the rubbish

    He is allredy He’s hasn’t done made his bed yet

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