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Present Perfect Tense Challenge

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Test your understanding of the present perfect tense with 'already', 'still', 'yet', and 'just'. Decide whether each sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense with these adverbs.

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Test your understanding of the present perfect tense with 'already', 'still', 'yet', and 'just'. Decide whether each sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense with these adverbs.

by Taryn Biurrarena
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She arrives at the party just.

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I finished my homework already.

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We ate dinner just.

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She has yet to decide on a college.

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He read that book already.

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We have just eaten dinner.

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You saw that movie already.

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You have already seen that movie.

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They have still not called me back.

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I have already finished my homework.

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I have still not received my package.

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They have just completed the project.

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He has not written his application yet.

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She decided on a college yet.

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They did not call me back still.

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I received my package still.

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He has already read that book.

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They completed the project just.

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She has just arrived at the party.

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She has just cleaned the fridge

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