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home. / arrived / have / just / I

I have just arrived home.

holiday. / has / he / on / just / been

He has just been on holiday.

snack. / eaten / her / just / has / she

She has just eaten her snack.

I have ____________ (arrive) at school. (use JUST).

I have just arrived at school

I have had breakfast. (JUST)

I have JUST had breakfast

I have had TikTok _____ 6 months.

FOR

I have been playing Fortnite _______ last January.

SINCE

I ______ (not go) to my Pueblo yet this month.

I HAVEN'T BEEN to my Pueblo yet this month.

Have you ______ (eat) any fruit yet this week?

Have you EATEN any fruit yet this week?

Ask Lupe if she has done something YET today. (E.G "Lupe, have you drank coffee yet today?")

Have you...... yet today?

Has / Have you brushed your teeth yet today?

HAVE you brushed your teeth yet today?

Ask me if I have ..... YET today. (E.G "Have you eaten yet?" {Yes, I have})

Have you....... YET?

Tell me something you have done FOR a long time/ FOR ... years

I have ..... for a long time / for ... years

Tell me something you have done SINCE you were a child.

Since I was a child, I have...

What have you not done yet this week?

I have not ...... yet this week!!

Tell me something you have not done yet today!

I have not ........ yet!

(Where does YET go in this sentence?) I have not made my bed.

I have not made my bed yet.

(Put YET in the correct place) Have you played Among Us?

Have you played Among Us yet?

(Put YET in the correct place) I haven't done my homework.

I haven't done my homework yet.

She have/has spoken English for 12 years.

HAS

I have/has danced since I was a child

HAVE

I have been playing football ______ I was 7.

SINCE

Maria has known Carlos ______ they were 5 years old.

SINCE

Grandma has been painting _______ 3 hours

FOR

Lupe has been teaching ______ a long time

FOR

I have lived in Madrid ______ 2018

SINCE

Lauren has been a teacher ______ 2 years

FOR