Present Perfect +
My brother / since 2017 /play/ football.
My brother has played football since 2017.
My dad/ not be / to the US.
My dad hasn't been to the US.
you/walk/dog/?
Have you walked the dog?
Maria and Sam have just finishet their history project.
Maria and Sam have just finisheD their history project.
jeszcze
YET
They/ since last weekend / study/for the English exam.
They have studied for the English exam since last weekend.
They /not study/for the science exam / still.
They still haven't studied for the science exam.
you/ever/call/for an ambulance?
Have you ever called for an ambulance?
Tom have never seen a ghost.
Tom HAS never seen a ghost.
już
nigdy
ALREADY
NEVER
He/ work / as a teacher/ .... (since/for) 2 years.
He has worked as a teacher for 2 years.
Susan and Mark /never/perform/ on the real stage.
Susan and Mark have never performed on the real stage.
Adam and Kate/yet/ write / the story?
Have Adam and Kate have written the story yet?
I haven't did my homework.
I haven't DONE my homework.
właśnie co
kiedykolwiek
JUST
EVER
My /homework /do /sister /her / English/ just
My sister has just done her English homework.
Mike/ yet /cartoon/not watch/new /the.
Mike hasn't watched the new cartoon yet.
How long/your best friend/study/there?
How long has she studied there?
Dan hasn't never drove a car.
Dan HAS never DRIVEN a car.
od ostatniego wtorku
dotychczas
SINCE LAST MONDAY
SO FAR
Neil's so smart! / so far/ He/ learn/ Spanish, Chinese, and French.
Neil's so smart! He has learned Spanish, Chinese, and French so far.
I /not do / so far / my life / stupid things / too many / in
I haven't done too many stupid things in my life so far.
Have / the/ travel/ to / USA / you / ever?
Have you ever travelled to the USA?
I have went to school on foot since ages.
I have GONE to school on foot FOR ages.
ostatnio
od dwóch lat
LATELY / RECENTLY
FOR TWO YEARS