Question

1) What has just happened in the photos? Complete the sentences using just and the present
perfect simple form of the verbs. Use short forms.

Кароче фото не могу скинуть просто напишу.

1 фото - пустая миска
2 фото - чел со сломаной ногой
3 фото - чел открыл подарок
4 фото - девушка приготовила пицу
5 фото ученики сдали екзамены

Verbs: break, cook, eat, open, pass

1. We
2. He
3. He
4. She
5. They

2) Correct the words.

1. Joe has (still) seen the film. He didn't, like it.

2. You (yet) haven't washed the car!
3. Have you planned out trip (already)?
4. Sorry, I (already) haven't finished.
5. Has she (yet) told you the news?

3) Complete the text message with still, yet and already.

Hi everyone,
Sorry that I still haven't suggested any
activities for our family holiday. First, I need to know how
much money we can spend, but I haven't heard from
Grandma or Granddad 1) . I emailed them
last week and they 2) haven't replied. Mum
and Dad have 3) paid for the hotel, but
most of us 4) need to get our bus tickets.
I know Uncle Tom and Aunt Susie have 5)
bought theirs. I'm not sure what we're going to do in the
evening 6) . We'll probably want to relax.
Speak soon,
Jessica

Answer 1

1

1. We've just eaten (our meal).

2. He's just broken his leg.

3. He's just opened his gift.

4. She's just cooked pizza.

5. They've just passed the exam.

2

1. Joe has just seen the film. He didn't like it.

2. You haven't washed the car yet!

3. Have you already planned our trip?

4. Sorry, I  haven't finished yet.

5. Has she told you the news yet?

3

Hi everyone,

Sorry that I still haven't suggested any  activities for our family holiday. First, I need to know how  much money we can spend, but I haven't heard from

Grandma or Granddad 1) yet. I emailed them  last week and they 2) still haven't replied. Mum  and Dad have 3) already paid for the hotel, but

most of us 4) still need to get our bus tickets.

I know Uncle Tom and Aunt Susie have 5) already bought theirs. I'm not sure what we're going to do in the  evening 6) yet. We'll probably want to relax.

Speak soon,

Jessica