This document provides an index of terms used with the present perfect tense in English, including "for", "since", "already", "yet(-)", "yet(?)", "just", "ever", and "recently". Definitions or examples are given for each term to illustrate its use with the present perfect tense, such as "I have worked for my uncle for three months" or "It has been snowing since 10 o'clock".

1. PRESENT PERFECT
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2. INDEX
-FOR
-SINCE
-ALREADY
-YET(-)
-YET(?)
-JUST
-EVER
-RECENTLY

3. FOR
I have worked for my uncle for three months. audio

4. SINCE
It has been snowing since 10 o’clock. audio

5. ALREADY
Has the plane already left the airport? audio

6. YET(-)
She hasn’t returned from lunch yet. audio

7. YET(?)
Have you gotten a new car yet? audio

8. JUST
Our new house is just what I wanted. audio

9. EVER
Have you ever seen a ghost? audio

10. RECENTLY
The US has made profound missteps recently. audio