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Adverbs
Already
- Already is used to say that something happened a short time ago or before its time. We also use it with the present perfect.
- Structure
- Affirmative: S + Have-Has + Already + Past Participle + C
- For example
- They have already finished their homework.
- She has already seen that movie
- For example
- Negative: S + Have-Has + Not + Already + Past Participle + C
- For example
- He has not already arrived home
- For example
- Question: Have-Has + S + Already + Past Participle + C + ?
- For example
- Have they already finished their homework?
- For example
- Affirmative: S + Have-Has + Already + Past Participle + C
Just
- Just is normally used with the present perfect tense
- Structure
- Affirmative: S + Have-Has + Just + Past Participle + C
- For example
- She has just called the candidate
- For example
- Negative: S + Have-Has + Not + Just + Past Participle + C
- For example
- She has not just called the candidate
- For example
- Affirmative: S + Have-Has + Just + Past Participle + C
Yet
- Yet is often used to talk about something we are waiting for to happen.
- Structure
- Negative: S + Have-Has + not + Past Participle + C + Yet
- For example
- I haven’t finished my homework yet
- For example
- Question: Have-Has + S + Past Participle + C + Yet + ?
- For example
- Have you watched this film yet?
- For example
- Negative: S + Have-Has + not + Past Participle + C + Yet
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- Mind Map on Adverbs, created by Jandry Bravo on 26/08/2021.
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