PRESENT PERFECT – YET, JUST, ALREADY.

 

REFLECTION

With this activity I learned new adverbs that I hadn’t heard before. Currently, I know that “yet” is used for something that we expected to happen, but it has not happened yet. For example: I’m really hungry, I haven’t eaten yet.

“Just” is used for actions that occurred a short time ago and it’s translated as “finish” or “just”. For example: I just ate, but I’m already hungry again. 

And “Already” refers to something that has happened earlier or sooner than expected. For example: they have already finished their homework. 

Finally, I reinforced my knowledge of present perfect.