Present Perfect / Just, already, yet, since and for

Which words are often used with the Present Perfect tense?

• already/yet

• since

• for

• just

An adverb used to show that something has happened early, or earlier than expected

• already

• since

• for

• yet

'Already' most often comes ...

• between 'have'/'has' and the past participle

• before 'have'/'has' and the past participle

• after 'have'/'has' and the past participle

• doesn't matter

You can use ______ when you are mentioning a time or event in the past and indicating that a situation has continued from then until now

• yet

• already

• for

• since

__________is used to say how long something has lasted.

• since

• already

• yet

• for

______ is used before a period of time: two years, a long time, a week...

• for

• yet

• since

It is used in negative or interrogative sentences

• for

• since

• already

• yet

The best way to end this sentence: I haven't finished ________.

• yet

• already

• since

• for

‘Yet’ usually comes __________.

• in the beginning of the sentence

• at the end of the sentence

• in the middle of the sentence

• doesn't matter

What is used to indicate that something happened in the immediate past, a very short time ago?

• yet

• for

• already

• just