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ALREADY / JUST / YET: I don't need to go to the library. I have............... returned my books.

I don't need to go to the library. I have ALREADY returned my books.

I...................(lose) my keys! I can't get into my house now.

I have lost my keys! I can't get into my house now.

ALREADY / JUST / YET: The doctor has ___________done a lot for this poor community.

The doctor has ALREADY done a lot for this poor community.

The Vandals................. (invade)Rome in the year 455.

The Vandals invaded Rome in the year 455.

I ..................(know) Julie for ten years (but then she moved away and we lost touch).

I knew Julie for ten years (but then she moved away and we lost touch).

SINCE or FOR: He lived in Oxford ........3 years and then he moved.

He lived in Oxford FOR 3 years and then he moved.

ALREADY / JUST / YET: I am hungry. I haven’t eaten ________________.

I am hungry. I haven’t eaten YET.

.................you....................(ever / hear) of drone racing?

Have you ever heard of drone racing?

why / Mr Smith / call / you / yesterday?

Why did Mr Smith call you yesterday?

Look! The baby................. just................... (stand up) for the first time!

Look! The baby has just stood up for the first time!

you / already / write / your blog entry?

Have you already written your blog entry?

How much money........................(they) already................(collect)?

How much money have they already collected?

you / receive / any text messages / recently?

Have you received any text messages recently?

........you........(see) Julie today?

Have you seen Julie today?

SINCE or FOR: My brother has been sick.......... Friday.

My brother has been sick SINCE Friday.

EVER or NEVER: Thank you. This is the best present I have .................got.

Thank you. This is the best present I have EVER got.

She ............(have) her own computer for three years.

She has had her own computer for three years.

SINCE or FOR: They have lived in Paris.........ten years.

They have lived in Paris FOR ten years.

SINCE or FOR: You haven't phoned me....................three weeks.

You haven't phones me FOR three weeks.

Last week I...............................(visit) the NASA Space Center in Houston with my dad.

visited

SINCE or FOR: Mark hasn't played football.........he hurt his leg.

Mark hasn't played football since he hurt his leg.

My great great grandfather ___________________ (have) five sisters.

had

ALREADY/ JUST / YET: Have you learnt the English verbs_____________?

Have you learnt the English verbs YET?