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WorksheetsTime adverbs
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 10mins
When we use ever?
To indicate an action that someone hasn't done
We use it to say at any time
When we use already?
To talk about something we haven't did before
To talk about a recent action
To show surprise about something that happened earlier than we expected.
In which way we have to use yet?
Affirmative and negative
Just in negative
Just in affirmative
Adverb that we use to talk about something recent.
(a)
X: You'll eat dessert till you eat your vegetables. Have you already ate your vegetables?
Y: No, not...
Yet
Already
I haven't went to mediateca (a) .
X: Have you listened to the new Rammstein's album ...?
Y: I didn't knew they already released the album
Yet
Never
Already
Lately
X: What have you done (a) during your vacations?
Y: Not much, just going to the gym and other uninteresting stuff.
We have been under lots of stress in school ...
Yet
Already
Ever
Lately
X: Where should we take Robert for weekend?
Y: To Six Flags! He has ... been there
Never
Yet
Recently
Already
X: That song sounds great. What's its name?
Y: The song name is "Have you ... seen the rain?"
(a)
X: I have never seen that album cover before, what's its name?
Y: Its name is "...Say Die!", by Black Sabbath.
(a)
X: Have you finished?
Y: No teacher, not....
Recently
Ever
Yet
Already
X: I have always wondered, what's on the first floor of the library?
Y: Yeah, me too. I have ... been in there before
(a)
