She $60 every month by taking the bus. what is the present perfect tense of the verb “save”? a) saves b) was saving c) saved d) has saved

I will say (D) is the answer (Saved)

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D) has saved

Perfect present tense indicates that something happened at some point in the past or began in the past and is continuing into the present time. The woman saved $60 in the past and is still saving $60 now by taking the bus. The perfect present tense is created using the /to have/ form + past tense form of the main verb. "Saves" is written in present tense. "was saving" and "saved" are both past tense forms.

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he lacks ambition.  

he is hesitant.  

he lacks courage.  

he has moral scruples.