Key to Just/ yet/ already/ still/ for/ since
1.-Complete the sentences with the correct adverbial from the box.
in September / at the cinema / once a year / now / never
- once a year
- now
- never
- in September
- at the cinema.
2.-Fill in the blanks with yet, already, still
- already.
- still
- yet
- yet, still
3.-Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
for since already just yet
- yet
- just
- for
- already
- since
4.-Write sentences and questions in the present perfect including the word in brackets
- I haven’t written about the job yet.
- Have you ever worked with children?
- She has already had an interview.
- Has he ever studied a foreign language?
- They haven’t decided on a profession yet.
- Have they ever worked abroad?
5.-Write for or since.
- for
- since
- since last Tuesday
- for a long time
- sincethe day I met you
6.-Rewrite the sentences with yet, already or just.
- Don’t lend that book to me. I’ve already read it.
- He hasn’t arrived yet. We’re still waiting.
- Jenny called me one minute ago. Jenny has just called me
- Jason hasn’t learnt to ride a bicycle yet.
- You’ve finished? That was quick! I’ve already finished
If you need more practice go to:
http://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/grammar-reference/just-yet-still-already