Quick Exercise
Fill in the blanks using ever, never, just, already and yet.
1. Have you__________ been in America?
2. Do you hear the noise? The train has__________ arrived.
3. No. Your cousin hasn't come to the party _____________.
4. Can you open the door? Oh, it is ___________ open.
5. Your daughter has ___________ returned home. You don't have to worry
anymore.
6. Haven't you finished your food _________? No, I am still eating mom.
7. I am a very lucky person. I have______________ had nightmares.
8. Are you going to meet me at the shop? Yes, I am____________ there.
9. I have_____________ realized how beautiful you are.
10. Would you like to have dinner with us? No thanks, I have ___________
had dinner.
11. Have you___________ seen such a big ant?
1. I've__________ seen your teacher, and he's told me that you haven't
finished your assignments_________.
2. Have you__________ travelled to Australia ?
3. No, I've__________ been there.
4. Have you called your father_____________ ? Yes, I've__________ told
him that we are leaving.
5. We are___________ living in the same place. In fact,
we've____________ changed places
6. We've____________ bought a new tent, so we can all sleep inside.
7. Have you finished eating that______________ ? No, not yet.
8. This book has__________ arrived. It's what you wanted.
Respuestas a la pregunta
Respuesta: Resolvemos.
Cabe recordar que utilizamos las paralabras ever, never, just, already, yet, cuando:
Ever: La utilizamos despues de un superlativo, es decir, algo que quieres afirmar que es muy grandioso o lo mejor, pero por otro lado tambien es lo contrario a never, es decir, expresar una idea positiva o usarlo como accion que ha sucedido alguna vez, por ejemplo.
''Twilight Princess is the best videogame ever!''
''Have you ever been to Australia?''
Never: Para expresar algo que no deseas o que no ha sucedido, pero en una oracion negativa es recomendable no utilizar esta palabra.
''I never study at home.''
Just: Quiere decir que usamos esta para expresar un momento el cual ha ocurrido recientemente o que acaba de suceder, en algunos casos se utiliza como orden inmediana de manera informal.
''I just called my best friend.''
Already: Se utiliza para expresar cosas que ya han sucedido en el pasado, o que de manera aleatoria se preeven mas pronto de lo que se esperanban, no se suele utilizar Already para formular preguntas.
''I already finished my maths homework, for now, I'm just chilling.''
Yet: Lo usamos cuando una accion no ha terminado o para indicar esta misma, se suele usar este para oraciones negativas e interrogativas y en muchos casos va al final de las oraciones.
The update didn't release yet...
Why have you didn't clean your room yet?
Explicación:
1. Have you (ever) been to America?
2. Do you hear the noise? The train has (just) arrived.
3. No. Your cousin hasn't come to the party (yet)
4. Can you open the door? Oh, it is (already) open.
5. Your daughter has (just) returned home. You don't have to worry anymore.
6. Haven't you finished your food (yet)? No, I am still eating mom.
7. I am a very lucky person. I have (never) had nightmares.
8. Are you going to meet me at the shop? Yes, I am (already) there.
9. I have (just) realized how beautiful you are.
10. Would you like to have dinner with us? No thanks, I have (already) had dinner
11. Have you (ever) seen such a big ant?
Parte 2.
1. I've (already) seen your teacher, and he told me that you haven't
finished your assignments (yet).
2. Have you (ever) traveled to Australia?
3. No, I've (already) been there.
4. Have you called your father (yet)? Yes, I've (already) told
him that we are leaving.
5. We are (ever) living in the same place. In fact, we've (already) changed places
6. We've (just) bought a new tent, so we can all sleep inside.
7. Have you finished eating that (yet)? No, not yet.
8. This book has (just) arrived. It's what you wanted.
Nota: Estoy 100% de la primera parte pero creo que en la segunda pueden haber algunos errores, aun asi espero que esto te sea de algo de ayuda.