PRESENT PERFECT WITH FOR, SINCE, STILL, YET, ALREADY, ...

We form the present perfect with ... or has + the past participle of the main verb

• for

• have

• how long

• since

We use ... to ask questions about the amount of time that something has lasted.

• for

• have

• how long

• since

We use the present perfect with ... + a period of time.

• for

• have

• how long

• since

We use the present perfect with ... + a point in time.

• for

• have

• how long

• since

We use already with the affirmative form of the present perfect. It goes ... the past participle.

• before

• after

We use still and yet with the ... form of the present perfect.

• affirmative

• negative

Still goes ... hasn't and haven't.

• before

• after

Yet goes at he ... of the sentence or question.

• end

• beginning

We sometimes use ever in questions to mean ‘at

any time in our life until this moment’.

• True

• False

We use ...to express a recently completed action, and it means ‘a short time ago’.

• already

• just

• still

• yet