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Present Perfect Practice: Already, Yet, Since, For

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Yet is used in negative sentences and determines that an action is not completed.

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2

Indicates period of time in present perfect

3

Choose the correct sentence for a point in time: I have lived in Paris ____ 2010.

4

Which sentence uses already correctly with present perfect?

5

Fill with the correct word: They _____ finished yet.

6

Correct use of for: I have studied Spanish _____ three years.

7

Choose the correct sentence with since: She has worked here _____ 2015.

8

Form a question using present perfect: ____ you finished the project yet?

9

Which sentence is in present perfect negative?

10

Choose the sentence that uses for correctly with duration: She has lived in Tokyo _____ five years.

11

Which sentence uses already and present perfect correctly?

12

Complete with have/has and present perfect: He _____ just arrived.

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Indicates that an action was completed

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Yet is used at the end of the sentence and indicates the action is not completed.

For is used to indicate a period of time in present perfect.

Since + a specific time point; present perfect indicates ongoing state.

Already = before now; used with present perfect in affirmative statements.

Yet is used in negative sentences to mean up to now.

For describes duration; since describes a point in time.

Since introduces a starting point in time.

Has/Have for present perfect questions; here ‘has’ with singular subject.

Not contracted with present perfect for negation; yet indicates unfinished action.

For expresses duration; since would require a point in time.

Already can come after the auxiliary or at the end; both positions are common.

Just is commonly used with present perfect; subject-verb agreement with has for he/she/it.

Already is the correct because states a completed action.

 
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