with for and since
What is the use of the present perfect?
To talk about present activities that started in the past
We use the simple past to talk about a specific time in the past... True or False?
True!
We can use the present perfect with _______ and ______ in POSITIVE SENTENCES
just and already
We can form the negative of the present perfect with _____ and _____
not and never
Still goes between the __________ and _________
subject and the auxiliary = Subject + still + haven´t/hasn´t + past participle + complement
What are the two auxiliaries of the present perfect?
have/has
We use the present perfect simple with a specific time in the past.. True or false?
False! We use it to talk about an action or situation in the past when we don´t know the excat time or it isn´t important
We can use ___________ with negative and questions
yet
What is the question structure using ever?
Have/has + subject + ever + past participle + complement + ?
We use still with __________- ONLY
Negative sentences
We use "for" with the present perfect to...
talk about the period of time to the present (the duration of an activity, the length)
We often use the _______________ to start a conversation about our experiences.
present perfect
What is wrong in the next sentence = "She hasn´t yet been here"
yet always goes at the end of the sentence
Never means...
"at no time in the past"
We use still to...
talk about actions that we expected to happen before now
We use "since" with the present perfect to...
Talk about the time when an activity started (a date, a month, a time, an event)
If we want to give more details to continue a conversation, we use ____________
the simple past
Where do you place "already" and "just" in a perfect sentence?
between have/has and the past participle = Subject + have/has + just/already + past participle + complement
Ever means ...
"at any time in the past"
What is the difference between "still" and "yet"
When you use yet it only means that something hasn´t happened.... but when you use still it means that it should have happened BEFORE NOW
What wh question word do we normally use with the present perfect with to and since?
"How long...." Because it is asking about time..duration
Have you ever eaten pizza? What are the three options to answer to this question?
Short answers = yes, I have; No, I haven´t; Yes, I actually ate pizza last night
We use the present perfect with just, yet and already to...
talk about recent news and events
We use never with a __________ verb
positive verb because never is already negative
Choose the best answer with the context of the sentence :
"I haven´t received the email yet, but we still have time."
"I still haven´t received the email, but we still have time."
"I haven´t received the email yet, but we still have time."
because it is not late yet...