Present Perfect + just, for, since

Choose the correct sentence.

My brother is very excited.

• He has passed just his driving test.

• He just has passed his driving test.

• He has just passed his driving test.

• He has just pass his driving test.

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Our team is winning!

• Diego has just scored a goal!

• Diego just has scored a goal.

• Diego scored just a goal.

• Diego has scored just a goal.

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They aren't hungry.

• They have just had lunch.

• They have had just lunch.

• They've just had lunch.

• They just have had lunch.

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The homework was easy.

• I have finished just it.

• I've just finished it.

• Just I have finished it.

• I have just finished it.

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Sally isn't here.

• She's just taken the dog for a walk.

• She has just taken the dog for a walk.

• She has just took the dog for a walk.

• She has just take the dog for a walk.

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It's Liam's birthday today.

• I have just send him a text message.

• I've just sended him a text message.

• I've just sent him a text message.

• I have just sent him a text message.

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___ April

• for

• since

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___ twenty minutes

• for

• since

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___ six months

• for

• since

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___ last Saturday

• for

• since