The document discusses the use of perfect tenses in English including present perfect, past perfect, and future perfect. It provides examples of sentences using ever, never, already, just, and yet to talk about experiences that have happened, not happened, recently happened, and not happened yet. Examples include questions about life experiences with ever, statements of things never experienced with never, things already done with already, recently completed actions with just, and negatives about things not done yet with yet.

1. PRESENT
PERFECT
EVER NEVER
ALREADY JUST
YET

2. EVER
Question about life
experiences
Have you ever seen a ghost?
Have you ever been to Miami?
Have you ever eaten Thai food?
Has she ever traveled to Europe?

3. Cry at school

4. Have you ever cried at school?

5. Drive a ferrari

6. Have you ever driven a Ferrari?

7. See Mona Lisa

8. Have you ever seen Mona Lisa?

9. Be to NY

10. Have you ever been to NY?

11. NEVER
Experiences we
haven’t lived
I have never been to Japan.
I have never watched Jumanji.
She has never studied Spanish.

12. DANCE WALTZ

13. I have never danced waltz.

14. PLAY RUGBY

15. I have never played rugby.

16. ALREADY
Experiences we have
already lived
I have already lived in Porto Alegre.
I have already worked/studied at...
She has already watched this movie.

17. EAT LASAGNA

18. I have already eaen Lasagna.

19. FLY IN AN AIRPLANE

20. I have already flown in an airplane.
She has already flown in an airplane.

21. JUST
recently finished actions
I have just done my homework.
I have just had dinner.
Sh has just called me.

22. I have just cooked lunch.
She has just cooke lunch.

23. COOK LUNCH

24. GO FOR A RUN

25. I have just gone for a run.
He has just gone for a run.

26. YET
used in negatives (not yet)
I haven’t done my homework yet.
She hasn’t eaten her lunch yet.

27. FINISH THE TEST

28. I haven’t finished the test yet.
She hasn’t finished the test yet.

29. EAT THE CAKE

30. I haven’t eaten the cake yet.
They haven’t eaten the cake yet.

31. FINISH THE GAME

32. I haven’t finished the game yet.
They haven’t finished the game yet.

33. DO THE LAUNDRY

34. I haven’t done the laundry yet.

35. FIND THE INGRIDIENT

36. I haven’t found the ingridient yet.
They haven’t found the ingridient yet.