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Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb. Put "just," "yet," and "already" in the correct place in the sentences.

1. Sharon has just been to the bank. (go, just)

2. We have not gone to the supermarket yet. (not go, yet)

3. She has already phoned Deborah. (phone, already)

4. She has just sent an email to Tim. (send, just)

5. She has already written a letter to Jill. (write, already)

6. Has she invited Pippa to dinner yet? (invite, yet)



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Final answer:

Explanation of different perfect tenses including examples.


Explanation:

Present perfect progressive, past perfect progressive, or future perfect progressive

  1. She has been here yesterday.
  2. We have been waiting for you for an hour.
  3. She broke her glasses.
  4. She has broken her glasses twice.
  5. Yesterday's news burst all our illusions.
  6. I will speak to the principal.
  7. I will be speaking to the principal.
  8. We had spoken to the principal already.
  9. You will have been speaking to the principal by now.
  10. I have sung this song before.

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