Present Perfect II

Present Perfect II

Lengua Extranjera VI

Mtro. Gonzalo Olivares Oropeza

Present Perfect

Just / already / yet

JUST

• Just = a short time ago.

• For example:

• -Are you hungry?

• -No, I've just had lunch.

• Hello, have you just arrived?

ALREADY

• We use "already" to say that something happened sooner than expected.

• -Don't forget to send the project before the task closes.

• -Don't worry, I have already sent it!

• Read the next example:

• -What time is the teacher leaving?

• -He's already gone!

YET

• Yet = until now.

• "Yet" shows that the speaker is expecting something to happen. Use yet only with questions and negative sentences.

• Has it stopped raining yet?

• I've done the Maths homework but I haven't sent it yet.

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Verbs practice!

Watch the next video about irregular verbs.

For & Since

PRESENT PERFECT - Random wheel

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