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Answer 1

1. I traveled to Paris last year.
Answer: I haven’t traveled to Paris this year.
Explanation: This changes the sentence from past simple to present perfect while keeping the meaning.

2. She visited her grandparents two years ago.
Answer: She hasn’t visited her grandparents for two years.
Explanation: Using "for two years" in the present perfect indicates the time duration since the last visit.

3. We started this project last month.
Answer: We haven’t finished this project yet.
Explanation: "Yet" is used in negative present perfect sentences to indicate that the action has not been completed.

4. He finished reading the book two days ago.
Answer: He hasn’t finished reading the book since two days ago.
Explanation: The present perfect with "since" expresses the starting point of the unfinished action.

5. They sold a new car a week ago.
Answer: They haven’t sold a new car this week.
Explanation: Using "this week" in the present perfect indicates the current time frame.

6. We went on a road trip two months ago.
Answer: We haven’t been on a road trip for two months.
Explanation: "For two months" is used to describe the time duration in present perfect.

7. He received the award last week.
Answer: He hasn’t received the award since last week.
Explanation: "Since last week" indicates the time since the action occurred.

8. The last time they played soccer was in April.
Answer: They haven’t played soccer since April.
Explanation: "Since April" specifies the starting point of the action not happening.

9. I saw her at the party two days ago.
Answer: I haven’t seen her at the party for two days.
Explanation: "For two days" describes the time duration in the present perfect.

10. They bought a new book last month.
Answer: They haven’t bought a new book since last month.
Explanation: Using "since last month" indicates the time since the action last happened.

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Answer 2