FOR AND SINCE
1. He hasn't washed the clothes ___ Friday.
1. He hasn't washed the clothes "since" Friday.
Fly - Flew - ?
A) Flewn
B) Flown
C) Fluwn
B) Flown
A) True
B) False
A) True
1. ___ you ever drunk coffee?
1. "Have" you ever drunk coffee?
2. I've been sick ___ a week.
2. I've been sick "for" a week.
Speed - Sped - ?
A) Speed
B) Spet
C) Sped
C) Sped
Use also "yet" with affirmative statements to indicate an action completed.
A) True
B) False
B) False
"Yet" is used with negative statements to indicate action not completed.
2. Where ___ Jessica gone?
2. Where "has" Jessica gone?
3. The haven't done the dishes ___ Monday.
3. The haven't done the dishes "since" Monday.
Shake - Shook - ?
A) Shaken
B) Shaked
C) Shook
A) Shaken
He hasn't gone to the restaurant already.
A) Correct
B) Incorrect
B) Incorrect
He hasn't gone to the restaurant "yet".
3. How many movies ___ the students watched recently?
3. How many movies "have" the students watched recently?
4. They have been in Guanajuato ___ a year.
4. They have been in Guanajuato "for" a year.
I have ___ my phone. (broke)
I have "broken" my phone.
A) Correct
B) Incorrect
A) Correct
4. My sister ___ studied French.
4. My sister "has" studied French.
5. I've been single ___ two years.
5. I've been single "for" two years.
I have ___ a new car. (buy)
I have "bought" a new car.
Create a sentence using "already" and another sentence using "yet".
Ex:
- I've already eaten lunch/I've eaten lunch already.
- I haven't eaten lunch yet.
5. How many Jokes ___ you told this week?
5. How many Jokes "have" you told this week?