Present perfect just, already and yet

She's ____________ learned to walk. She took her first steps last week.

• already

• just

• yet

She hasn't learned to read _________, but she likes the pictures.

• already

• just

• yet

She's ___________________ learned to count from one to five, and she's only one year.

• already

• just

• yet

I / study / French

• I have study French

• I has studied French

• I have studied French

• I have been study French

She /eat /octopus

• She has eat octopus

• She is eaten octopus

• She has eaten octopus

• She have eaten octopus

They / go / to Scotland

• They are gone to Scotland

• They has gone to Scotland

• They have go to Scotland

• They have gone to Scotland

We / read / that book

• We are reading the book

• We are read the book

• We have read the book

• We has read the book

He / live / here for three years

• He has lived here for three years.

• He have lived here for three years.

• He is lived here for three years.

• He has living here for three years.

You / know / David for ten years.

• You has known David for ten years

• You have know David for ten years.

• You have Known David for ten years

• You are known David for ten years.

We / be / here for two weeks.

• We have been here for two weeks

• We have be here for two weeks

• We have are here for two weeks

• We has been for two weeks