Practice with already and yet with the present perfect

1. Already and Yet with
the Present Perfect

2. These words are put in
the sentence to make it
clear if something has or
has not happened.
The format of the
sentence still stays with
have/has + past
participle

3. When something has
happened use
“already”.
I have already eaten
lunch.
She has already taken
the test.

4. Already most often
comes between have/has
and the past participle
and is for statements.
I have already eaten lunch.
She has already taken the test.

5. Already most often
comes between
have/has and the past
participle.
I have already eaten lunch.
She has already taken the test.

6. When something has not
happened use “yet”.
I haven’t eaten lunch yet .
She hasn’t taken the test, yet.

7. Yet most often comes at
the end of the sentence.
I haven’t eaten lunch yet .
She hasn’t taken the test, yet.

8. To ask a question to see if
something has or has not
happened, use “yet”.
Have you eaten lunch yet?
Has she taken the test, yet?

9. Let’s Practice

10. get up
The girl has________
gotten up.
already

11. get up
The girl hasn’t
gotten up___.
yet.

12. Has he —-------
his homework
_____?
finished
yet?
finish

13. Make a sentence.

14. You

15. They ?