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After you listen to today's podcast, perhaps you would like to spend some time in our Library, browsing our growing collection of grammar lessons and audio stories. We chose this story for today's podcast because Tung Mei effectively uses the present perfect verb tense in her essay. Tung Mei wrote this essay in her college ESL class. If you would like to read the full essay while listening to the audio, please click on the Easy Writer CD-ROM image to the right to find out how you can obtain a copy of the software.
Since they came to this country, their lives have gone in different directions.
Many married couples don't realize that their children would be better off if the parents had separated than if they had stayed together.
Next week we hope to continue our
discussion of the present perfect tense and we hope you'll tune in!
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