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Present Perfect Nuances

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Match each sentence with its correct pragmatic meaning or context.

I've lived in Paris for five years.I started living there five years ago and I still live there now.
I lived in Paris for five years.The action is completely in the past; I no longer live there.
She has lost her keys.She doesn't have her keys right now, affecting the present situation.
She lost her keys yesterday.Focus is on the specific past time event, regardless of current status.
Have you ever tried Thai food?Asking about an unspecified life experience up to the present moment.
Did you try the Thai food at the party?Asking about a specific completed event at a definite past time.
I've already finished the report.The task is complete sooner than expected, relevant to right now.
I finished the report at noon.Mentioning the exact completion time makes the simple past necessary.

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