English — The Present Perfect Tense: Yet, Already, Just, Ever, Never — 3rd Year Middle School — Algerian Curriculum

Present Perfect with Yet, Already, Just

Structure

Subject + have/has + past participle.

Yet

In questions and negatives. (Have you finished yet? I haven’t eaten yet.)

Already

In affirmative, before the main verb. (I have already done my homework.)

Just

Very recent. (She has just left.)

Ever / Never

• Ever: in questions. (Have you ever been to London?)
• Never: in affirmative with negative meaning. (I have never seen such a beautiful view.)

Exercises

1. Fill in: (I have ___ finished my work. Have you ___ visited Paris? She hasn’t called me ___.)
2. Write 3 sentences using yet, already, just.

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