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6th Grade - Present Perfect (just, already, yet)

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  • We haven't seen that ____.
    just
    already
    yet
  • My mother is ____ here.
    yet
    just
    already
  • Choose the question written in the present perfect.
    Has he drunk his coffee?
    I have drank my coffee?
    Have drink coffee.
  • Choose the sentence written in the present perfect.
    We worked on that.
    We haven't worked on that yet.
    We work on that.
  • I ___ finished my interview 2 minutes ago.
    yet
    just
    already
  • ___ is always at the end of the sentence or a question.
    yet
    just
    already
  • You ___ missed her, she was here 2 minutes ago.
    already
    just
    yet
  • I have ____ heard that song.
    yet
    just
    already
  • I haven't finished the homework ____.
    just
    already
    yet
  • Have you spoken to her ___?
    already
    just
    yet
  • We use ____ to talk about something that has happened, but we don't exactly say when.
    yet
    already
    just
  • In questions, if we want to confirm that something has happened, we can use ___.
    just
    yet
    already
  • Choose the sentence written in the present perfect.
    I am in Paris.
    I went to Paris.
    I have been to Paris before.
  • We use this auxiliary with the present perfect.
    have
    do
    be
  • Have you finished your homework ____?
    already
    just
    yet
  • Marianne hasn't been to Italy ____.
    just
    already
    yet
  • We use ___ to talk about something that hasn't happened but is expected to happen.
    just
    yet
    already
  • The present perfect can be used to talk about things that happened at an indefinite time in the past.
    True
    False
  • Just, already, and yet, are commonly used with the _____ tense.
    present perfect
    present simple
    past tense
  • We use ____ to talk about something that happened very recently.
    just
    already
    yet
  • Charles has _____ been to Paris.
    yet
    just
    already