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The Present Perfect Tense: Ever, Never, Just, Already, Yet, Lately Test A1 A2 Level Exercises

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The Present Perfect Tense: Ever, Never, Just, Already, Yet, Lately Test A1 A2 Level Exercises

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Question 1

A: Have you ___ a famous person?

B: No, ___.

A

ever meet / never

B

ever met / ever

C

ever meet / ever

D

ever met / never

Question 2

A: Have you cooked lunch ___?

B: Yes. We are waiting for you.

A

yet

B

ever

C

already

D

never

Question 3

A: Are you hungry?

B: No, I’m not. I ___ a big hamburger.

A

have eaten just

B

just ate

C

have just eaten

D

have just ate

Question 4

A: ________ on his wedding date yet?

B: Yes. His wedding is next month.

A

Has Andy decided

B

Andy has decided

C

Has Andy decide

D

Did Andy decide

Question 5

Please, don’t touch my puzzle. I ________ it yet.

A

have finished

B

finished

C

didn’t finish

D

haven’t finished

Question 6

Where ________ my glasses? I can’t find them.

A

have I put

B

I have put

C

did I put

D

have put I

Question 7

The train arrived at the station ten minutes ________. It hasn’t left ________.

A

ago / yet

B

yet / ago

C

before / yet

D

ago / just

Question 8

I’m sorry. I ________ your glass.

A

have already broken

B

already have broken

C

have just broken

D

just have broken

Question 9

A: Have you ___ lied to your parents?

B: I think I have. Maybe a few times.

A

never

B

yet

C

already

D

ever

Question 10

We ___ for the bill half an hour ago, but the waiter ___ it yet.

A

have asked / didn’t bring

B

asked / haven’t brought

C

asked / hasn’t brought

D

have asked / hasn’t brought

Question 11

Fred ___ his girlfriend an e-mail but she ___ back so far.

A

has send / replied

B

sent / replied

C

has sent / hasn’t replied

D

send / hasn’t replied

Question 12

A: Why ___ with us?

B: Because she ___ all her money.

A

hasn’t Angel come / has spent

B

hasn’t Angel come / spent

C

has Angel come / has spent

D

has Angel come / spent

Question 13

A: Would you like to eat something?

B: Thanks. I am full. I ___ something.

A

have already eaten

B

have yet eaten

C

have lately eaten

D

have never eaten

Question 14

A: Where is Andrew?

B: He________.

A

has just gone out

B

has already went out

C

has gone out yet

D

has never went out

Question 15

Sam isn’t ready. He ___ his lunch yet.

A

has finish

B

hasn’t finish

C

hasn’t finished

D

has finished

Question 16

Where is my phone? ___ it?

A

Have you seen

B

Has Pete saw

C

Have I seen

D

Has he saw

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1. Study the chart and complete the examples:

 

PRESENT PERFECT

ALREADY

YET

JUST

We use the Present Perfect to:

– talk about experiences:

“I’ve been to London twice.”

– Actions that started in the past and continue in the present:

“I have worked as a teacher for ten years”

– Past actions that have a result in the present:

“She has lost her keys” 

We use ALREADY to talk about an action that has been completed before we expected. 

It is normally used in affirmative sentences:

“We have already had lunch”

But it can also be used in interrogative sentences such as:

“Has the class  begun?”

Position within the sentence: before the participle.

We use YET to talk about an action that hasn’t been completed, but we expect it to happen. It is used in negative and interrogative sentences:

“Have they arrived yet?”

“She hasn’t eaten anything ..”

 

Position within the sentence: at the end of the sentence.

We use JUST to talk about actions that happened RECENTLY.

 

“Dan and Kelly have  had a baby girl” (it means the baby was born a few days ago)

 

Position: before the participle.

 

2. Change the following sentences into the negative. Pay attention to ALREADY and YET! Use the short forms of verbs (haven’t/hasn’t) and do not add a full stop at the end of the sentence.

 

a) My sister has already arrived home. .

 

b) Our neighbours have already cut the old tree. .

 

c) Alex has already finished his dinner. .

 

d) My parents have already decided to buy a new car. .

 

e) The teacher has already given the results of the last exam..

 

f) I have already bought all my Christmas presents. .

 

g) We have already washed the dishes. .

 

h) My cousin has already travelled to New York. .

 

i) Jane and Sara have already seen that film. .

 

j) She has already sent all the postcards. .

 

 

 

 

3. Look at the pictures and complete:

 

 

a) The baker  (already/bake) a lot of cakes, butter rolls and bread. In fact, he  (just/make) a delicious apple pie.

 

b) My car broke down yesterday and I took it to the garage. I  (just/be) there, but they  (not/repair) it .

 

c) The taylor  (not/finish) the suit .

 

d) The pirates  (already/find) the treasure map, but they  (not/find) the treasure .

 

4. Choose the correct option:

 

      a) The children . They went with their teacher.     b) My mum . She was still preparing it five minutes ago.      c) I . He was quite nervous all the time.     d) Many people report UFO sightings, but I , so I think they don’t exist.     e) Diane . She had wonderful news!

 

 

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