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Worksheet 8
Present Perfect  just, already, yet, ever and never.
1 Choose the correct word to complete each MUM: No dear, you know I ve
sentence.
(7) ___________________ been to South
1 Have you ever/never been camping with
America.
friends?
JULIE: You should come with me. I ve
2 No, I haven t been camping with friends
(8) ___________________ decided I m
already/yet.
coming back next year.
3 Yes, I ve already/yet been camping with my
MUM: I don t know dear. It s a long way to
friends.
travel.
4 Have you finished the book ever/yet?
3 Write sentences and questions using the
5 Yes, I ve just/yet finished it.
prompts.
6 Have you ever/yet been to London?
you / ever / go / to / the USA / ?
7 No, I ve ever/never been to London.
Have you ever gone to the USA?
1 you / ever / go / skiing / ?
2 Complete the conversation with just, already,
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yet, ever and never.
2 you / finish / your homework / yet / ?
JULIE: Hi Mum! I ve (1) ___________________
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arrived in Santiago.
3 she / just / visit / her friends / .
MUM: Santiago? Where s that?
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JULIE: It s the capital of Chile.
4 I / already / meet / a famous person /.
MUM: Have you been to Argentina
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(2) ___________________?
5 you / ever / write / a poem / ?
JULIE: No, not (3) ___________________ , but
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we ve (4) ___________________ visited
6 I / never / go / bungee-jumping / .
Ecuador and Peru.
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MUM: You re so lucky.
7 I / not / be / on TV / yet / .
JULIE: Why?
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MUM: Well, I ve (5) ___________________ been to
8 you / ever / win / a competition / ?
Peru or Chile.
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JULIE: Have you (6) ___________________ been to
Argentina?
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