Use the prompts to write the question.

______________________________________________ (yet / you / have / to / doctor / the / been)? Your dad said you were getting your vaccinations today for COVID-19.

• have you been to the doctor yet?

• have been you to the doctor yet?

• have you been yet to the doctor?

• have you yet been to the doctor?

Use the prompts to write the sentence.

______________________________________________ (done / I’ve / already) the English homework for Tuesday.

correct or incorrect?

they have arrived to the concert just.

• correct

• Incorrect

we use ___ with negative verbs to express that something we expected has not happened, but imagine it will happen in the future.

• just

• still

• yet

We use ________ to explain that something happened before we expected or to emphasise it has happened

• yet

• already

• still

• just

We use______to talk about very recent events and actions.

• already

• still

• just

• yet

We use____ with negative verbs to emphasise that something we expected has not happened.

• already

• still

• just

• yet

we use ____with negative verbs to express that something we expected has not happened, but imagine it will happen in the future.

• yet

• already

• still

• just

Write one affirmative sentence using present perfect and ALREADY.

Write one question using present perfect and YET.