present perfect adverbs

Present Perfect
Adverbs
Adverbs

Position in a sentence

• S + have/has + just + P.P + …

• Negative (-)
• Question
(?)
• Positive (+)

• S + have/has + already + P.P + …

• Positive (+)

Ever

• Have/has + S + ever + P.P + …?

Never

• S + have/has + never + P.P + …

• Question
(?)
• Positive (+)

Yet
Just

Already

• S + have/has + not + P.P + … yet.
• Have/has + S + P.P + … yet?

Used in


Scrambled sentences
• Work in groups.
• Each group will have a piece of paper
and a marker.
• Each time, Teacher will show you a
‘messy’ sentence. Discuss with your
group and write down the correct
sentence. Then raise your hands to let
the teacher knows that you’ve finished.
• The group with the most correct
answers wins.


Scrambled sentences
Example:
Teacher shows:
‘Italy has been to He never’
You write:
‘He has never been to Italy.’


Scrambled sentences

restaurant at ever she has this eaten?
Has she ever eaten at this restaurant?


Scrambled sentences

Jim his finished yet homework Hasn't?
Hasn’t Jim finished his homework yet?


Scrambled sentences

airport Julie's at friends arrived have
the already
Julie’s friends have already arrived at
the airport.


Scrambled sentences

USA Mark hasn't the yet been to
Mark hasn’t been to the USA yet.


Scrambled sentences

taken government yet hasn't any
action The
The government hasn’t taken any

action yet.


Scrambled sentences

has from Christina just back
come her home holidays
Christina has just come back home
from her holidays.


Scrambled sentences

complete to you chatted a stranger
ever Have?
Have you ever chatted to a complete
stranger?


Scrambled sentences

fixed yet our haven’t holiday We
house
We haven’t fixed our holiday house
yet.


Scrambled sentences

the I to my downtown shop taken

have hairdryer already
I have already taken my hairdryer to
the shop downtown.


Scrambled sentences

last in with has summer She Madrid
her since lived uncle
She has lived in Madrid with her uncle
since last summer.