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Present Perfect Adverbs Quiz

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Test adverb use with present perfect

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Present Perfect Adverbs QuizOnline version

Test adverb use with present perfect

by Reaksa Chab
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We place already before the main verb in present perfect: I have already finished.

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Yet is never used with present perfect; it only appears in simple past sentences.

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Not yet cannot appear with present perfect.

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Never expresses that something has not happened up to now in present perfect: She has never visited Paris.

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Yet is used at the end of questions or in negative sentences in present perfect: Have you finished yet? I haven't finished yet.

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We never use not with present perfect.

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Already cannot be used with present perfect.

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Ever is used in questions in present perfect to ask about any time: Have you ever seen this?

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She still has finished her meal.

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The cat has been still waiting for hours.

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We have still not received the package that was promised.

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He has not still arrived yet.

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