present perfect with already,never, already, still, yet,

Choose the correct sentence:

• She has just finish her homework.

• She has just finished her homework.

• She just has finished her homework.

• She has finished just her homework.

What does "ever" mean in this sentence: "Have you ever been to France?"

• Never

• At any time

• In the past

• Always

Where does "still" go in this sentence? "I haven’t finished my project."

• I still haven’t finished my project.

• I haven’t still finished my project.

• I haven’t finished still my project.

• Still I haven’t finished my project.

Choose the correct use of "already":

• He has already eaten lunch.

• He already has eaten lunch.

• He has eaten already lunch.

• He eaten has already lunch.

Which sentence uses "never" correctly?

• I have never gone skiing.

• I never have gone skiing.

• I have gone skiing never.

• I never gone skiing.

Fill in the blank with "yet" or "already": "I haven’t called her ___. I’ll do it now."

Fill in the blank with "ever" or "never": "Have you ___ eaten sushi?"

Fill in the blank with "just": "He has ___ arrived from the airport."

Fill in the blank with "still": "She hasn’t replied to my email ___. She might be busy."

Fill in the blank with "never": "I have ___ seen such a beautiful sunset."