Ever and Never. #7

Ever = Alguna vez
 Delante del "past participle"

Example:

1.  Have you ever studied English?
2.  Have you ever been to París?
3.  That´s the best city I have ever seen
4.  She is the tallest person I have ever seen.

Never = Nunca
  Entre "to have" y el past participle

Example:
She has never studied English.
I have never travelled to England.
I have never been to París.
She has never studied English.

Since and For. #6

Since + Punto determinado en el tiempo.
Since my birthday
Since this morning
Since last August
Since Chistmas

Example:

•  They haven´t had holidays since last summer.
•  Maya has lived in the USA since 2001
•  I have worked here since May.
•  I haven´t been home since yesterday.

For + Periodo de tiempo.
For a week
For two years
For ten minutes
For a long time

Example:
He has lived there for a year.
Have you been here for ten minutes?
I´ve lived in London for 3 years.
I have studied for three days.
I waited for 10 minutes.

Yet. #5

Yet = Todavía

Negative:
Sujeto + Haven´t / hasn´t + Verbo participio + Complemento + Yet

Example:

•  I have not studied yet.
•  They haven´t come yet.
•  He hasn´t bought it yet.
•  I haven´t seen the new movie yet.

Interrigative:

Have/ has + Sujeto + Verbo Participio + Complemento + Yet ?

Example:

• Have you studied yet?
• Have they come yet?
• Has she bought the tickets yet?
• Haven´t you moved from your parents house yet?
• Have you calles Ilse yet?

Already. #4

Already = Ya

Sujeto + Have/ has + Already + Verbo participio + Complemento

Postive:

I have already studied.
I have already sent them.
I have already Sent the papers to luke.

Interrogative:

Have you studied already?
Has she already finished the lesson?
Have you already been to pick up mary?
Have you already made any friends Ilse?
Have you seen that film?

Prepositions of time perfect perfect. ( Just) #3

Just = Acaba de...

Sujeto + Have/ has + Just + Verbo participio + Complemento

Example:

I just ate, but I´m already hungry again.
Beth has just moved to New York.
I´ve just finished this exercise.
I have just studied the lesson.
She has just told me.

Interrogative.

Can you just tell me where I can call Jake?
Did you just tell her you loved her?

Presente Perfect, Negative. #2

(Sujeto) + Have/ has + Not + (verbo en participio).

Example:

1. I have not finished the project.
2.  She has not worked at that company.
3. You haven´t underlined the text.
4. The baby hasn´t cried tonight.
5. He hasn´t walked a lot today.

Present Perfect # 1

Positive: (Sujeto) + Have/has + (Participio del verbo)

Example:

1. I have finished the project.
2. She has worked at that company since 1990.
3. He has lived in Canada since 1987.
4. The dog has already eaten a bone.
5. They have spoken about Germany and France.
6.  We have planned our Holidays for a little time.
7. She has cooked some sweets cakes for a few days .