Read the text and  nd all the verbs in the Present Perfect Tense:THE ENGLISH CHANNELFrenchmen call it “La Manche” – the sleeve – but to the English the English Channel, is one of the world’s most extraordinary pieces of wa-ter. For centuries, the Channel has been Britain’s defence against invad-ers. The sailors know it as perhaps the most dangerous sea channel in Europe.Several armies have crossed the channel, but none have crossed for over nine centuries, although some have tried more recently. Over the years, people have crossed it by balloon, canoe, parachute, waterskies, and by swimming! The British seem to enjoy using the strange methods of crossing the Channel, using everything from a car to a bed.

14. Mark's mother watches as he writes an essay. 15. Mark writes an essay for two hours. 16. Mark wrote for five essays in this month. 17. Last year Mark also wrote essays. 18. Mark wrote an essay when he arrived. 19. Mark wrote an essay for a long time, when they came to his friends. 20. Mark has written an essay before his parents arrived. 21. By the end of the month, Mark wrote five works. 22. While the mother brand will plant the rose, he will write an essay. 23. By the time the parents of Mark will come home, he will write a composition for two hours.

14. Mark's mother watches as he writes an essay. 15. Mark writes an essay for two hours. 16. Mark wrote for five essays in this month. 17. Last year Mark also wrote essays. 18. Mark wrote an essay when he arrived. 19. Mark wrote an essay for a long time, when they came to his friends. 20. Mark has written an essay before his parents arrived. 21. By the end of the month, Mark wrote five works. 22. While the mother brand will plant the rose, he will write an essay. 23. By the time the parents of Mark will come home, he will write a composition for two hours.