Affirmative
Say a sentence with "I / eat breakfast".
I have eaten breakfast.
Say it in negative: I / eat / sushi
I haven’t eaten sushi.
you / ever / eat / sushi?
Has he eaten sushi?
SAY THE CORRECT WORD: already or yet
She has finished her homework.
Already
She has already finished her homework
You wear this at the beach to go in the water.
swimsuit
Say a sentence with "She / visit Paris"
She has visited Paris.
Say it in negative: She / do / her homework
She hasn’t done her homework.
your parents / go / to the concert?
Have your parents gone to the concert?
SAY THE CORRECT WORD: already or yet
They haven’t arrived at school.
yet
They haven’t arrived at school yet
It’s a warm jacket with a hood.
hoodie
ay a sentence with "My parents / travel to Japan".
My parents have traveled to Japan.
Say it in negative: He / play / football today
He hasn’t played football today.
the class / study / for the quiz?
Has the class studied for the quiz?
SAY THE CORRECT WORD: already or yet
I haven’t eaten lunch.
yet
I haven’t eaten lunch yet
This accessory tells you the time.
watch
Say a sentence with "We / watch that movie".
We have watched that movie.
Say it in negative: We / visit / the museum
We haven’t visited the museum.
we / watch / that movie?
Have we watched that movie?
SAY THE CORRECT WORD: already or yet
We have started the lesson.
already
We have already started the lesson.
You put this around your neck when it's cold.
scarf
Say a sentence with "They / clean their room"
They have cleaned their room.
Say it in negative: The dog / sleep
The dog hasn’t slept.
you / ever / see / a whale?
Have you ever seen a whale?
SAY THE CORRECT WORD: already or yet
My friends haven’t texted me.
yet
My friends haven’t texted me yet
This holds your trousers so they don’t fall.
belt