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    Present Perfect With Yet Just Already

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    1) The document provides an exercise to complete sentences using verbs in the present perfect tense. It gives examples like "She hasn't seen the film" and "I have written my homework essay." 2) It then asks to rewrite the sentences from the first exercise using the words "yet", "just", and "already." For example, "She hasn't seen the film yet." 3) It provides the answer key for the two exercises and includes a link to a video lesson on the topic.

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    1) The document provides an exercise to complete sentences using verbs in the present perfect tense. It gives examples like "She hasn't seen the film" and "I have written my homework essay." 2) It then asks to rewrite the sentences from the first exercise using the words "yet", "just", and "already." For example, "She hasn't seen the film yet." 3) It provides the answer key for the two exercises and includes a link to a video lesson on the topic.

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    1) The document provides an exercise to complete sentences using verbs in the present perfect tense. It gives examples like "She hasn't seen the film" and "I have written my homework essay." 2) It then asks to rewrite the sentences from the first exercise using the words "yet", "just", and "already." For example, "She hasn't seen the film yet." 3) It provides the answer key for the two exercises and includes a link to a video lesson on the topic.

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    Present Perfect With Yet Just Already

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    1) The document provides an exercise to complete sentences using verbs in the present perfect tense. It gives examples like "She hasn't seen the film" and "I have written my homework essay." 2) It then asks to rewrite the sentences from the first exercise using the words "yet", "just", and "already." For example, "She hasn't seen the film yet." 3) It provides the answer key for the two exercises and includes a link to a video lesson on the topic.

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    A2 - B1

    PRESENT PERFECT WITH YET, JUST, ALREADY

    1) Complete the sentences and questions with the verb in the present perfect.
    paint / have / see / catch / brush / find / tell / write

    hasn’t seen
    a) She ____________ the film.

    b) I ____________ my homework essay - can I watch the TV now?

    c) They ____________ the bench, don’t sit on it.

    d) ______ you ______ your teeth?

    e) I ____________ you - were you not listening?

    f) We ____________ dinner - do you want to join us?

    g) The police ____________ the criminals, that’s why they’re in jail now.

    h) ______ you ______ a new job?

    2) Rewrite the sentences from exercise 1) using “yet”, “just” and “already”.
    She hasn’t seen the film yet.
    a) __________________________________________________

    b) __________________________________________________

    c) __________________________________________________

    d) __________________________________________________

    e) __________________________________________________

    f) __________________________________________________

    g) __________________________________________________

    h) __________________________________________________

    For the video lesson visit: bit.ly/filip_a2b1_pperfyja

    @filipbigos Learn English with Filip


    A2 - B1

    ANSWER KEY

    1) Complete the sentences with the verb in the present perfect.

    a) She hasn’t seen the film.


    b) I have written my homework essay - can I watch the TV now?
    c) They have painted the bench, don’t sit on it.
    d) Have you brushed your teeth?
    e) I have told you - were you not listening?
    f) We haven’t had dinner - do you want to join us?
    g) The police have caught the criminals, that’s why they’re in jail now.
    h) Have you found a new job?

    2) Rewrite the sentences from exercise 1) using “yet”, “just” and “already”.

    a) She hasn’t seen the film yet.


    b) I’ve already written my homework essay - can I watch the TV now?
    c) They’ve just painted the bench, don’t sit on it.
    d) Have you brushed your teeth yet?
    e) I’ve just told you - were you not listening?
    f) We haven’t had dinner yet - do you want to join us?
    g) The police have already caught the criminals, that’s why they’re in jail now.
    h) Have you found a new job yet?

    For the video lesson visit: bit.ly/filip_a2b1_pperfyja

    @filipbigos Learn English with Filip

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