i02- adv used with the present perfect

Which adverb is used to indicate that something has not happened at any time in the past?

• just

• still

• never

• yet

What is the correct form of the question: 'Have you ___ dyed your hair?'

• already

• ever

• never

• still

Which adverb can be used to express that something has happened before now?

• yet

• already

• still

• just

What is the correct response to: 'Have you bought new glasses yet?'

• I've just bought new glasses.

• No, I haven't bought new glasses yet.

• I've still bought new glasses.

• I've never bought new glasses.

Which adverb indicates that an action is recent?

• ever

• never

• still

• just

What is the correct negative form: 'I ___ dyed my hair.'?

• haven't

• haven't still

• haven't just

• haven't already

Which of the following is a correct affirmative statement?

• I've yet bought new glasses.

• I've never bought new glasses.

• I've still bought new glasses.

• I've just bought new glasses.

What is the correct form of the question: 'Have you ___ bought glasses?'

• never

• ever

• still

• yet

Which adverb is used to indicate that something is still not done?

• just

• already

• yet

• ever