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Present Perfect with still, yet, already, just

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  • Kate has spoken English _____ 8 years.
    since
    yet
    already
    for
  • They _____ (to visit) Mexico.
    have visited
    had visit
    had visits
    have visit
  • She _____ (to win) the competition.
    has won
    wins
    has win
    win
  • I _____ (to sing) a song on stage.
    have sang
    have sung
    have sing
    had sang
  • We can’t leave _____. The film isn’t finished.
    already
    yet
    just
    since
  • He _____ (to be) to France.
    had been
    gone
    went
    has been
  • Have you eaten _____?
    just
    for
    already
    yet
  • He has studied Karate _____ a long time.
    yet
    since
    for
    already
  • Tom has been awake _____ 4 a.m.
    already
    for
    yet
    since
  • He _____ (to fall) asleep at the couch.
    have fallen
    fellon
    has fallen
    fallon
  • I can’t go to the cinema again. I’ve _____ been twice this week.
    since
    already
    yet
    for
  • You’ve gotten better _____ you took the medicine.
    already
    for
    since
    yet
  • They have been friends _____ last year.
    since
    yet
    for
    already
  • I have played guitar _____ 3 months.
    already
    just
    since
    for
  • I haven’t seen Tom _____ we were 10.
    yet
    already
    since
    for
  • He hasn't talked to anyone _____ many days.
    yet
    just
    since
    for
  • I’m not thirsty. I have _____ drank water.
    for
    just
    since
    already