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Present Perfect with Just, Already and Yet

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In this game, players will determine whether the sentences correctly use the present perfect tense with 'just', 'already', and 'yet'. Players will respond with a checkmark (✅) for correct usage and a cross (❌) for incorrect usage. Test your understanding of these common English expressions!

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Present Perfect with Just, Already and YetOnline version

In this game, players will determine whether the sentences correctly use the present perfect tense with 'just', 'already', and 'yet'. Players will respond with a checkmark (✅) for correct usage and a cross (❌) for incorrect usage. Test your understanding of these common English expressions!

by Santi Sabaté
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I have bought just a new car.

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They haven't yet called me.

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We have already eaten dinner.

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He has just started his new job.

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He has just arrived at the party.

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Have you finished your project yet?

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She has already read that book.

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We already have eaten dinner.

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They have not decided yet.

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He arrived just at the party.

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He started just his new job.

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I have just finished my homework.

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Have you yet finished your project?

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She has already seen that movie.

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She already has seen that movie.

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I just finished my homework.

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They haven't called me yet.

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I have just bought a new car.

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She that book has already read.

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They have decided not yet.

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