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I ___ finished my interview 2 minutes ago.

just

already

yet

We haven't seen that ____.

yet

already

just

I have ____ heard that song.

already

just

yet

Charles has _____ been to Paris.

already

just

yet

Marianne hasn't been to Italy ____.

yet

just

already

Have you finished your homework ____?

yet

already

just

You ___ missed her, she was here 2 minutes ago.

just

already

yet

I haven't finished the homework ____.

yet

already

just

Have you spoken to her ___?

yet

already

just

My mother is ____ here.

already

just

yet

We use ____ to talk about something that happened very recently.

just

already

yet

We use ____ to talk about something that has happened, but we don't exactly say when.

already

just

yet

We use ___ to talk about something that hasn't happened but is expected to happen.

yet

just

already

___ is always at the end of the sentence or a question.

yet

already

just

Just, already, and yet, are commonly used with the _____ tense.

present perfect

past tense

present simple

The present perfect can be used to talk about things that happened at an indefinite time in the past.

True

False

Choose the sentence written in the present perfect.

I have been to Paris before.

I went to Paris.

I am in Paris.

Choose the question written in the present perfect.

Has he drunk his coffee?

Have drink coffee.

I have drank my coffee?

Choose the sentence written in the present perfect.

We haven't worked on that yet.

We work on that.

We worked on that.

We use this auxiliary with the present perfect.

have

In questions, if we want to confirm that something has happened, we can use ___.

yet

already

just

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