Perfect Tense Challenge

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Test your knowledge of the present perfect tense with yet, still, already, and just!

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MANUEL ALEXANDER ZAMBRANO MENDEZ

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Froggy Jumps Perfect Tense ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of the present perfect tense with yet, still, already, and just! par MANUEL ALEXANDER ZAMBRANO MENDEZ 1 I have _______ finished my homework. a Just b Still c Already 2 She hasn’t eaten lunch _______. a Just b Yet c Already 3 We’ve _______ seen that movie. Let’s watch something else. a Just b Already c Yet 4 They have _______ left the house – you just missed them! a Already b Still c Yet 5 He’s _______ studying. He hasn’t taken a break. a yet. b just. c still. 6 Choose the correct sentence: 'She has ____ left the party.' a just. b still. c already. 7 What is the purpose of 'already'? a To show ongoing action. b To express doubt. c To indicate that something has happened sooner than expected. 8 Which sentence is incorrect? a I haven't still seen that movie. b I have still not seen that movie. c 'I still haven't seen that movie.' 9 When is 'yet' typically used? a In affirmative sentences. b Only in questions. c In negative sentences and questions. 10 What does 'still' suggest? a That something has finished. b That something is about to happen. c That something is ongoing or unchanged. 11 He’s (still / just) watching TV. He hasn’t gone to bed. a Still b Just c 12 We haven’t visited the museum (yet / just). a Yet b Just c 13 She has (already / still) done her homework a Already b Still c 14 My mom has (just / still) left the house – you can’t talk to her now. a Just b Still c 15 Have you washed the dishes (yet / just)? a Just b Yet c 16 I have (just / already) finished my lunch. a Just b Already c 17 Have they arrived at school (yet / already)? a Yet b Already c 18 He’s (still / just) watching TV. He hasn’t gone to bed. a Still b Just c 19 Have you called your friend (already / just)? a Already b Just c 20 They (still / already) haven’t done their project. a Still b Already c

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Perfect Tense ChallengeVersion en ligne

par MANUEL ALEXANDER ZAMBRANO MENDEZ

I have _______ finished my homework.

She hasn’t eaten lunch _______.

We’ve _______ seen that movie. Let’s watch something else.

They have _______ left the house – you just missed them!

He’s _______ studying. He hasn’t taken a break.

Choose the correct sentence: 'She has ____ left the party.'

What is the purpose of 'already'?

Which sentence is incorrect?

When is 'yet' typically used?

What does 'still' suggest?

He’s (still / just) watching TV. He hasn’t gone to bed.

We haven’t visited the museum (yet / just).

She has (already / still) done her homework

My mom has (just / still) left the house – you can’t talk to her now.

Have you washed the dishes (yet / just)?

I have (just / already) finished my lunch.

Have they arrived at school (yet / already)?

He’s (still / just) watching TV. He hasn’t gone to bed.

Have you called your friend (already / just)?

They (still / already) haven’t done their project.