Present Perfect Tense

Which of the following sentences uses 'just' correctly in the present perfect tense?

• d) I have finished my just homework.

• c) I have finished just my homework.

• b) I just finished my homework.

• a) I have just finished my homework.

Choose the correct sentence that uses 'already' in the present perfect tense.

• d) I have already eaten dinner.

• a) I already have eaten dinner.

• c) I have eaten already dinner.

• b) I have already dinner eaten.

Which of the following sentences uses 'yet' correctly in the present perfect tense?

• c) I haven't finished yet my homework.

• b) I haven't yet finished my homework.

• a) I haven't finished my homework yet.

• d) I haven't finished my yet homework.

Select the sentence that uses 'just' correctly in the present perfect tense.

• a) She has just arrived at the airport.

• d) She has arrived at the just airport.

• c) She has arrived just at the airport.

• b) She just has arrived at the airport.

Choose the correct sentence that uses 'already' in the present perfect tense.

• a) They already have left for the party.

• b) They have already for the party left.

• c) They have already left for the party.

• d) They have left for the already party.

Which of the following sentences uses 'yet' correctly in the present perfect tense?

• c) We haven't watched the yet movie.

• d) We haven't watched the movie yet.

• b) We haven't watched yet the movie.

• a) We haven't yet watched the movie.

Select the sentence that uses 'just' correctly in the present perfect tense.

• c) He has finished just reading the book.

• a) He has just finished reading the book.

• b) He just has finished reading the book.

• d) He has finished reading just the book.

Choose the correct sentence that uses 'already' in the present perfect tense.

• b) I have already my homework completed.

• c) I have completed already my homework.

• a) I have already completed my homework.

• d) I have completed my already homework.

Which of the following sentences uses 'yet' correctly in the present perfect tense?

• c) They haven't arrived at the yet party.

• a) They haven't yet arrived at the party.

• b) They yet haven't arrived at the party.

• d) They haven't arrived at the party yet.

Select the sentence that uses 'just' correctly in the present perfect tense.

• b) We just have started the game.

• c) We have started just the game.

• d) We have started the just game.

• a) We have just started the game.