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I /lose/ my keys. (into present perfect tense).​
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I /lose/ my keys. (into present perfect tense).​

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Answer: Heyo Kenji Here! Here's your answer- "I have lost my key" would generally mean that your key is currently lost. There would be no reason to add that you hadn't found it yet.

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Have a nice day!

- Kenji ^^

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