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Present Perfect – Signal Words

The present perfect tense is easy to build (have + past participle/’third verb form’ e.g. I have done it) But using it correctly is quite challenging. Luckily, there are some tricks that can help you.
Just, yet, still, already- These signal words are often used with the present perfect tense and help you identify the tense. Take a look at the table below and try out the quiz!
- Signal word
- just
- yet
- already
- still
- Position in sentence
- between the auxiliary/main verb (have) and the past participle/third form.
- used for questions or negative sentences and at the end of the sentence
- between the auxiliary/main verb (‘have’) and the past participle/third form or at the end of the sentence
- between the subject/pronoun and the auxiliary/main verb
- Meaning
- a short time ago
- at any time up to now
- earlier than expected
- taking longer than expected
- Example
- I have just finished the report.
- I haven’t finished the report yet. Have you finished the report yet?
- I have already finished the report. I have finished the report already.
- I still haven’t finished the report.
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It is always a pleasure to do the quiz. It helps me to identify uncertenties in using english language and to improve.
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