SHE /TIDY/ THE LIVING ROOM?
HAS SHE TIDIED THE LIVING ROOM YET?
HOMER /HAVE LUNCH (NEGATIVE)
HOMER HASN'T HAD LUNCH YET/ HOMER STILL HASN'T HAD LUNCH
WE /BE TO PARIS 3 TIMES (AFFIRMATIVE)
WE HAVE ALREADY BEEN TO PARIS MANY TIMES
MINNIE /MAKE A CAKE (AFFIRMATIVE)
MINNIE HAS ALREADY MADE A CAKE
HE / DO HIS HOMEWORK (NEGATIVE)
HE HASN'T DONE HIS HOMEWORK YET/ HE STILL HASN'T DONE HIS HOMEWORK
HE /LEARN TO RIDE A BIKE (AFFIRMATIVE)
HE HAS ALREADY LEARNT / LEARNED TO RIDE A BIKE
SHE /GIVE HIM A HUG (AFFIRMATIVE 2 SECONDS AGO)
SHE HAS JUST GIVEN HIM A HUG
IT /BLOW/ OUT THE CANDLE (AFFIRMATIVE 2 SECONDS AGO)
IT HAS JUST BLOWN OUT THE CANDLE
SHE/ PAY?
HAS SHE PAID YET?
SHE /DRINK HER COFFEE (NEGATIVE)
SHE HASN'T DRUNK HER COFFEE YET/ SHE STILL HASN'T DRUNK HER COFFEE