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Complete with just/already/yet: I haven't had breakfast ____________
I haven't had breakfast yet
Complete with just/already/yet: I have _______ finished my homework a few minutes ago
I have just finished my homework a few minutes ago
Complete with just/already/yet: We've gone to USA 6 times _________
We've gone to USA 6 times already
Complete with just/already/yet: Has Caro opened her gifts _________?
Has Caro opened her gifts yet?
Complete with just/already/yet: I have ________ met with Patrick outside of the restaurant
I have just met with Patrick outside of the restaurant
Complete with just/already/yet: They've _________ bought tickets for the Luis Miguel concert. They bought them two months ago.
They've already bought tickets for the Luis Miguel concert. They bought them two months ago.
Complete with past participle: Have you (watch) the new Spider-man movie?
Have you watched the new Spider-man movie?
Complete with past participle: They haven't (do) their homework
They haven't done their homework
Add the correct suffix (ment, ic, ion, al) Confuse
Confusion
Complete with past participle: She has (be) to Paris
She has been to Paris
Spot the mistake: he has travel a lot this year?
Has he traveled a lot this year?
Spot the mistake: We has went to the same restaurant in our anniversary for 2 years
We have gone to the same restaurant in our anniversary for 2 years
Spot the mistake: I have falled never in love
I have never fallen in love
Add the correct suffix (ment, ic, ion, al) romance
Romantic
Complete with since/for: I've had my dog _____ about 10 years
I've had my dog for about 10 years
Complete with since/for: I've had the same hairstyle _____ 2016
I've had the same hairstyle since 2016
