Present perfect for experiences and with
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This document discusses the use of present perfect tense with yet, already, and just. Yet can be used in interrogative and negative sentences to talk about something that has or hasn't happened. Already is used in positive sentences to talk about something that occurred earlier or before now. Just is used in positive sentences to refer to something that happened very recently. Examples are provided asking the reader to write sentences using yet, already, and just to practice when to use each word.
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Present perfect for experiences and with
- 1. Present perfect for experiences and with YET ALREADY JUST
- 2. YET WE CAN USE: -INTERROGATIVE (?) AND NEGATIVE (-) SENTENCES. -Something has happened -Something hasn’t happened
- 3. Exercicies YET Write the sentence with yet you/finish/your homework? I/not read/ his new book.
- 4. ALREADY • CAN WE USE - Positive sentences (+) - Something happened before now or earlier.
- 5. Exercicies already Write the sentence with already You’re too late. He/go/home. The film/start.
- 6. JUST WE CAN USE -Positives sentences -say something happened very recently
- 7. Exercicies JUST • Write sentences with JUST I/have/breakfast. The/get married.