Watch the video and select the right answers

• The present perfect form is:

  S+ have+ PPV

  I have gone

• We use the present perfect when the action happened in the past and ended in the past

• we use the present perfect when the action happened in the past and the result is in the present

• We use the present perfect when the action was complete in the past

Yesterday, I ​ (a)  

• broke my arm
• have broken my arm

I ​ (a)   from school.

• have just arrived
• just arrived

Last year, while I was abroad, I met John. I ​ (a)   him since then ( then replaces last year)

• have not seen
• did not see

Match the following the adverbs with their function

• before the present time

• yet

• from a particular time. But it refers to a period. ( 2 days, weeks, months..)

• since

• until the present

• for

• very recently

• just

• from a particular time. The time is specific ( Monday, September 2003)

• already

Select the right adverb:

I have not travelled to Europe ______ 2020

• since

• for

• already

• just

They have been here ______ 3 years

• since

• for

• already

• yet

Have finished _____? No, not _____

• already - yet

• yet - yet

I ​ (a)   movies at night. I ​ (b)   one. I ​ (c)   it last night.

• always watch
• have just finished
• started
• always watched
• just finished
• have started

I ​ (a)   the ticket. Tomorrow, I ​ (b)   the match.

• have just got
• will watch
• just get
• watch
• have watched