Present Perfect: Adverbs
Answer the question negatively with an adverb:
Have you ever visited San Francisco?
I have never visited San Francisco.
Vanessa (live) in New York City for two years, until she finished school.
Vanessa lived in New York for two years, until she finished school.
She [leave] her home in 2009 to study abroad.
She left her home in 2009 to study abroad.
Put the second sentence inside the main sentence.
A compass is a tool. (main)
The tool helps you find where north is.
A compass is a tool that/which helps you find where north is.
Name all possible answers.
Do you know where our teacher is?
I don't know. He (may / could / must) be sick.
He may be / could be sick.
Make a sentence:
Maureen / just / have / left / her office.
Maureen has just left her office.
Since I started doing yoga, my mood (improved).
Since I started doing yoga, my mood has improved.
There [be] a lot of noise downstairs for the past hour. Maybe there's a party.
There has been a lot of noise downstairs for the past hour. Maybe there's a party.
A friend is a person. (main)
This person is trustworthy.
A friend is a person who is trustworthy.
Choose [may (not), might (not), could (not), must (not)] to fill in the blank.
Oh, your flight was 18 hours?! You _____ be tired.
You must be tired.
Answer the question:
Have you eaten?
Use "already" in your answer.
I have already eaten.
OR
I have eaten already.
In 2012, 400 new residents [move] to our city.
In 2012, 400 new residents moved to our city.
The new dog [bring] happiness to its owner ever since they [buy] her.
The new dog has brought happiness to its owner ever since they bought her.
People speak Javanese. (main)
People live on the island of Java.
People who live on the island of Java speak Javanese.
Choose [may (not), might (not), could (not), must (not)] to fill in the blank.
Hey! Is that Paul walking over there?
No, it _________ be. He's in London.
No, it couldn't be. He's in London.
Ask someone if they have taken a shower. Use "yet" and "already".
Have you taken a shower already? OR
Have you already taken a shower?
(For/since) the birth of her child, she (be) very busy.
Since the birth of her child, she has been very busy.
The rain [fall] [for/since] last night.
The rain has fallen since last night.
People must be empty inside. (main)
People complain a lot.
People who complain a lot must be empty inside.
Choose [may (not), might (not), could (not), must (not)] to fill in the blank.
There are so many people in the street. There _____ be a special event or a festival.
There must be a special event or a festival.
Have you cleaned your room?
Answer this negatively in two different ways. Use two different adverbs.
I haven't cleaned my room yet.
I still haven't cleaned my room.
(For/since) I (start) working, I have learned a lot about computers.
Since I started working, I have learned a lot about computers.
[For/Since] we [learn] to bake bread, we [bake] it every day.
Since we learned to bake bread, we have baked it every day.
Male birds attract more female birds. (main)
Male birds are brightly colored.
Male birds who are brightly colored attract more female birds.
Choose [may (not), might (not), could (not), must (not)] to fill in the blank.
He only applied for jobs in other countries. He _____ want to live in the U.S.
He must not want to live in the U.S.