Power up 4 page 35 Just, Already, Yet

Power up 4 page 35 Just, Already, Yet

We use present perfect with the words Just, already and Yet.

We use JUST to say that something happened a very short time ago.

Have , Has + Just + verb (past participle)

Ex: She has just started studying math.

Multiple Choice

TEACHER: Today we are going to start unit 3.

We have __________ finished unit 1.

• just

• already

• yet

We use ALREADY to say that something happened before now.

Have,Has + Already + past participle

I've already taken more than 100 photos.

Multiple Choice

They have _______ finished English lesson.

They are studying math lesson now.

• Already

• Yet

• Just

We use not.....yet to say that something hasn't happened before now, and we use yet to ask questions. Yet usually comes at the end of the sentence.

Ex: I haven't learnt the song yet.

Multiple Choice

TEACHER: Today we are going to start unit 3.

We haven't started unit 4 _______ .

• Yet

• Just

• Already

This is how we ask questions and answer with "yet"

- Have you Learnt the song yet?

- Yes, I have.

- No, I haven't.

Multiple Choice

I haven't tidied my room __________ .

• Just

• Already

• Yet

Multiple Choice

I am very hungry.

I haven't eaten lunch __________ .

• Just

• Already

• Yet

Multiple Choice

I have _____ come to the classroom.

I haven't entered the classroom ____ .

• just - already

• just - yet

• already - just

• yet - just

Multiple Choice

I have _________ had dinner.

• Already

• Just

• Yet

Multiple Choice

My son has ___________ left home.

• Yet

• Already

• Just