Present perfect with time adverbials

Present perfect with time adverbials

Okoliczniki czasu w Present Perfect

JUST - właśnie, dopiero co

Just - używamy w zdaniu twierdzącym

ALREADY - już

already - używamy w zdaniu twierdzącym

YET - jeszcze

YET użyte w pytaniu oznacza "jeszcze". Piszemy je na końcu zdania.

YET - jeszcze

YET użyte w przeczeniu oznacza "jeszcze". Piszemy je na końcu zdania.

Multiple Choice

Do you know where Adam is?

Yes, I've ___ seen him. He's in the kitchen.

• just

• yet

Multiple Choice

We have ......met your teacher.

• just

• yet

Multiple Choice

My brother hasn’t started school .....

• just

• already

• yet

Multiple Choice

It’s 10:00 A.M. I’m hungry. I haven’t eaten breakfast ___________.

• yet

• already

• just

Multiple Choice

It’s 10:00 A.M.

I’m not hungry. I have _______________ eaten breakfast.

• already

• ever

• yet

Multiple Choice

I don’t have to write anything tonight.

I’ve ________________ finished my essay

• yet

• ever

• already

Multiple Choice

Have you ...... been camping with friends?

• ever

• never

Multiple Choice

No, I haven’t been camping with friends ......

• already

• yet

Multiple Choice

Have you finished the book ..... ?

• ever

• yet

• just

Multiple Choice

Have you finished reading that book?

Finished? I haven't started it ___!

• already

• just

• yet

Multiple Choice

Have you ___ been in a helicopter?

Yes. Once was enough!

• just

• ever

• already

Multiple Choice

She hasn’t visited Germany ......

• already

• just

• yet

Multiple Choice

They have ...... seen this movie.

• already

• yet

Fill in the Blanks

Have you finished your homework

?

Fill in the Blanks

My son has

(właśnie dopiero co) started the university.

Fill in the Blanks

Have you

been to London?

Fill in the Blanks

The waiter has ………. (już) brought me some coffee and biscuits.

Fill in the Blanks

Have they visited London ………?

Fill in the Blanks

The woman hasn’t sold her car ………., but she wants to sell it.

Fill in the Blanks

I have

(właśnie) seen a great film on TV.