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Choose the correct sentence: a) I haven’t still finished my homework. b) I still haven’t finished my homework.

b) I still haven’t finished my homework.

Complete: “I’ve studied English ___ five years.”

I’ve studied English for five years.

In what kind of sentences do we use yet?

In negative sentences and questions.

What’s the difference? “I lived in Madrid for five years.” / “I’ve lived in Madrid for five years.”

I lived in Madrid → I don’t live there anymore. //// I’ve lived in Madrid → I still live there.

“He ___ (visit) London last year.”

“He ___ (visit) London many times.”

When do we use the past simple?

For completed actions in the past.

Choose the correct sentence: a) I’ve just finished my homework. b) I just have finished my homework.

a) I’ve just finished my homework.

Translate into English: “Nosotros fuimos al cine ayer.”

We went to the cinema yesterday.

Make this sentence negative: “She has already called her mother.”

She hasn’t called her mother yet.

Choose the correct word: “The film hasn’t started ___.” (still / already / yet)

The film hasn’t started yet.

Respond to this question in negative: Have you ever tried sushi?

No, I’ve never tried sushi.

Complete: “We ___ (not start) the test yet.”

We haven’t started the test yet.

Translate into English: “Todavía no he leído el libro.”

I haven’t read the book yet.

Translate into English: “Ella ya ha comido.”

She’s already eaten.

Make a question with ever.

Example: Have you ever been to Paris?

Choose the correct word: “He’s ___ finished his project.” (still / just / yet)

He’s just finished his project.

Complete: “I’ve studied English ___ 2020.”

I’ve studied English since 2020.