Present perfect with already,yet and just

Students complete sentences with just/already/yet.

I have ___ finished my breakfast.

• yet

• already

• just

• have

Students complete sentences with just/already/yet.

She has ___ completed her project.

• already

• just

• has

• yet

Students complete sentences with just/already/yet.

We haven’t met the new teacher ___.

• just

• yet

• have

• already

Students complete sentences with just/already/yet.

They have ___ arrived at the airport.

• already

• has

• yet

• just

Students complete sentences with just/already/yet.

Have you packed your bag ___?

• yet

• just

• already

• has

Rewrite the following sentences using the present perfect with just, already, or yet:

(She finished her book a few moments ago.)

(a)  

Answer explanation

just refers to very recent actions.

Rewrite the following sentences using the present perfect with just, already, or yet:

(We completed our project earlier than expected.)

(a)  

Answer explanation

• already shows something happened earlier than expected.

Rewrite the following sentences using the present perfect with just, already, or yet

Did you call your friend?

(a)  

Answer explanation

Yet → used in negative sentences and questions (Have you finished yet? / He hasn’t called yet).

Rewrite the following sentences using the present perfect with just, already, or yet:

They arrived at school earlier than expected.

(a)  

Answer explanation

Already → an action that happened earlier than expected (She has already eaten).

Match the following

• known

• eat

• eaten

• see

• taught

• teach

• thought

• think

• seen

• know