Present Perfect: Just, Already and Yet
Focused present perfect: just, already and yet practice with clear instructions, writing space and a complete answer key.
What’s in the worksheet?
- Focused sentence-completion practice
- Clear model and instructions
- Generous answer spaces
- Answer key on page 2
Practise just, already and yet through twelve word choices and six complete-sentence prompts.
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A simple way to teach it
Before the lesson
Use page 1 and reserve the suggested answers on page 2. Some word-choice contexts deliberately permit more than one answer.
- Contrast a very recent action with one completed before now, then locate yet in questions and negatives.
- Complete the twelve gaps and compare just/already alternatives in affirmative sentences, explaining the different emphasis.
- Write six full present-perfect sentences from the prompts, adding have/has, the participle and the required word in a natural position. Check question order and negatives.
Support and extension
Support with have/has + just/already + participle and sentence-final yet. Extend with a short progress update using all three words, accepting suitable alternatives in the open choices.
Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.
