Present perfect with already, yet, just, ever and never

Front

We put "just" before the past participle.

Back

True

Front

We put "already" after the past participle in sentences.

Back

False

Front

We use "yet" at the end of affirmative sentences.

Back

False

Front

Correct the sentence: Mike has broken already his phone.

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Mike has already broken his phone.

Front

Correct the sentence: Martha haven't called Mike yet.

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Martha hasn't called Mike yet

Front

Difference between 'just' and 'already'.

Back

'Just' is used to talk about things immediately after they've finished.

Front

In a negative sentence, which one do I have to use? Options: just, already, yet

Back

yet

Front

Which one can be used for sentences? Options: ever, never

Back

never

Front

Which one can be used for questions? Options: ever, never

Back

ever

Front

The words 'ever' and 'never' go before or after the present participle?

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before