Present Perfect (yet / already)
Complete: I haven’t eaten lunch __.
yet
Choose the correct subject: ____ is fun.
(a) To swim
(b) Swimming
Swimming is fun.
Choose: It’s cloudy. It ___ rain. (will / going to)
It’s going to rain.
Change to present perfect with already: She finishes her homework.
She has already finished her homework.
Rewrite with a gerund: I like (play the guitar).
I like playing the guitar.
Correct the mistake: I will going to the party tomorrow.
I am going to the party tomorrow.
Ask a question with yet: (go to the new museum / you?)
Have you gone to the new museum yet?
Make a sentence with a gerund as subject.
(e.g. Running helps me relax.)
Write a sentence with the present continuous for a future plan.
I am meeting my friend on Saturday.
Correct the mistake and explain: I have yet finished my report.
I have already finished my report. – "yet" goes in negatives or questions, not positives.
Transform this sentence using gerunds as subject: My favorite activities are cooking and dancing.
She enjoys cooking and traveling.
Explain the difference:
I’m going to call her later. vs. I’ll call her later
Going to = plan; Will = spontaneous decision, intention.