Exercise
Present Perfect: Just, Already, Yet
In this engaging exercise, students will explore the nuances of the present perfect tense by using "just," "already," and "yet" in meaningful sentences, helping them express recent actions and experiences with clarity and confidence. Through interactive activities and real-life examples, learners will master this essential grammar structure while enhancing their conversational skills.
Questions
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I have ___ finished my English homework.
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Has the bus arrived ___?
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She has ___ eaten lunch, so she isn't hungry.
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They haven't called us ___.
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We have ___ seen that movie, let's pick another.
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He has ___ cleaned his room, it smells nice.
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Have you done your project ___?
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I haven't received the test results ___.
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Look! The train has ___ left!
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Sara has ___ bought a new smartphone.
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Has your brother woken up ___?
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I have ___ met your friend, he is very nice!