Ever, Never, Yet, Already, Just
Make a sentence using never and present perfect.
Ex: He has never been to Paris.
I (break) my leg, so I can’t play the match this weekend.
I have broken
I have played soccer _______ I was 5 years old.
Since
I am tired/tiring and am going to bed.
Tired
My birthday is tomorrow! I’m so ___________!
Excited
Make an interrogative sentence using ever and present perfect.
Ex: Has he ever been to Paris?
She (do) her homework.
She has done
I have done my homework _______ three hours already!
For
I am going to bed. I’ve had a tired/tiring day.
Tiring
Sally doesn’t like rollercoasters because she is __________ of heights.
Afraid
Make a sentence using already and present perfect.
Ex: I have already seen this movie.
We (go) to Dublin, but we (never/go) to London.
We have been/gone to Dublin, but we have never been/gone to London.
The restaurant has been open _________ 1975.
Since
We made a cake, and it is amazed/amazing!
Amazing
Don’t laugh. This is a very ___________ problem.
Serious
Make a sentence using just and present perfect.
Ex: We have just started school.
Make a negative sentence using you all + read.
Ex: You all haven’t read Harry Potter.
She has only played the guitar _________ one year, but she has played the piano _________ 2015.
For, since
Molly is very disappointed/disappointing about the party getting cancelled.
Disappointed
Do you want to _______ ________ in the play? We still need two more actors.
Take part
Make the two possible types of sentences with yet using present perfect.
Ex: Have you done your homework yet? No, I haven’t done it yet.
Make one question using they + write. Then, make one negative answer to the question.
Ex: Have they written their essays? No, they haven’t.
They have lived in Madrid _______ 1995, but they have lived in this house _________ 10 years.
Since, for
Sam was surprised/surprising that his team won the championship. The score was very surprised/surprising.
Surprised, surprising
She has _________ _____ painting in her free time.
Taken up