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    Present Perfect Just Alreday, Yet

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    The document provides examples of using the words "just", "already", "yet", "ever" in sentences. It gives sentence structures using these words and has the reader complete sentences using the correct structure. The last part has the reader ask and answer questions using "yet" and "Have you ever..."

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    The document provides examples of using the words "just", "already", "yet", "ever" in sentences. It gives sentence structures using these words and has the reader complete sentences using the correct structure. The last part has the reader ask and answer questions using "yet" and "Have you ever..."

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    I’ve just… just = a short time ago

     ‘Where’s Anna?’ ‘She’s just woken up.’


     ‘Are you hungry?’ ‘No, I’ve just had dinner.’
     ‘Is Tom here?’ ‘No, I’m afraid he’s just gone out.’

    I’ve already… already = before you expected

     ‘What time does the film start?’ ‘It has already started.’
     ‘What time is Bill coming? ‘He’s already arrived.’
     ‘Jon, this is Emma.’ ‘Yes, I know. We’ve already met.’

    I haven’t… yet yet = until now (negatives)

     ‘Oh no! We’ve missed the train.’ ‘Don’t worry. It hasn’t left yet.’
     ‘Is Tony here?’ ‘No, he hasn’t arrived yet.’
     ‘What’s this book about?’ ‘I don’t know. I haven’t read it yet.

    Complete the sentences.


    Write a sentence with ‘just’ or
    Use already + present perfect.
    a negative sentence with ‘yet’.
    1. What time is Paul arriving? 
    He’s already arrived. 1 (she/go/out)   She hasn’t gone out yet.
    2. Do you want to see the film?  2 (they/leave)   They’ve just left.
    ______________________________________
    3. Don’t forget to phone Tom. 
    ______________________________________ 3 (Tom/read/newspaper)  
    4. When is Mark going away?  _______________________________________
    ______________________________________ 4 (it/stop/raining) 
    5. Do you want to read the newspaper?  _______________________________________
    ______________________________________ 5 (the children/go to bed)  
    6. When does Pat start her new job? 
    _______________________________________
    ______________________________________
    7. When do you want to talk to him?  6 (they /phone/us)  
    ______________________________________ _______________________________________
    7 (we/finish/dinner) 
    _______________________________________
    Have you…yet? yet = until now (questions)

     ‘Have Paul and Diana arrived yet?’ ‘No, not yet.’


     ‘Has Tom started his new job yet? ‘No, he starts in June.’
     ‘This is my new dress.’ ‘Have you worn it yet?’

    Have you ever…? ever = at any time in the past


    until now
     ‘Have you ever driven a tractor?’
     ‘Have you ever written a book?’
     ‘Have you ever visited the Buckingham Palace?’

    Write questions with ’yet’. Write questions with


    ‘Have you ever…?’
    e.g. Your friend has a new job. Perhaps she e.g. play/golf  Have you ever played
    has started it. Ask her.  golf?
    Have you started your new job yet?
    1. win/race 
    1. Tom wants to sell his car. Perhaps he has ________________________________________
    sold it. Ask him.  2. fly/in a helicopter 
    _______________________________________ _______________________________________
    2. Your sister must buy some bread. Perhaps 3. drive/a bus 
    she has bought it. Ask her.  _______________________________________
    _______________________________________ 4. break/your leg 
    3. Don wanted to see Big Ben. Perhaps he’s _______________________________________
    seen it. Ask him.  5. lose/your keys 
    _______________________________________ _______________________________________
    4. Your friend has new neighbours. Perhaps 6. be / in hospital 
    he has met them. Ask him.  _______________________________________
    _______________________________________ 7. drink/champagne 
    _______________________________________

    Work with a partner . Ask and answer questions


    using
    ’Have you ever…?’ and the phrases in the list.

    fly in an aeroplane, see a play by Shakespeare, meet anyone famous,


    cook for more than 10 people, sleep in the open air, have a summer job,
    eat Chinese food, have a ride on a roller coaster, be on a camping holiday

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