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Task 2. Complete the sentences using the Present Perfect affirmative and negative form of the verb. 1.I (not visit) the Taj Mahal in India. 2. My mum 3. He 4. Banu and Erlan 5. Gani 6. We (cook ) snails. ( see ) most of the Harry Porter films. ( learn ) some Japanese. ( not touch ) any big spiders. ( write ) some new songs.​

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