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3. A “Bucket List”
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bucket list (noun) – a list of the things that a person
would like to do or achieve before they die.
Examples:
I have so many things on my bucket list yet to do, but
going to France is the first thing I would like to do.
Learning how to speak French is another thing on my
bucket list.
4. A “Bucket List”
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bucket list (noun) – a list of the things that a person
would like to do or achieve before they die.
Some “bucket list” ideas:
• Earn a university degree
• Learn a new language
• Write a novel
• Visit another country
What is one thing on your bucket list?
5. 4 ADVERBS:
Just, Yet, Already, Still
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The adverbs “just”, “yet”, “already” and “still” can be confusing to
use in English.
“Just”, “yet” and “already” are often used in the present perfect
tense (to talk about actions started in the past and continuing into
the present).
7. Present Perfect: A Review
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To talk about actions that have started in the past and continue
today, the present perfect uses the present tense of the verb
“have” (have, has,) and the past participle of a verb.
The past participle:
• Is formed by adding “ed” to regular verbs.
• uses the past participle form of irregular verbs
8. Present Perfect: A Review
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EXAMPLES of the PRESENT PERFECT:
They have seen that movie.
She has finished dinner.
I haven’t decided which sweater to buy.
9. Adverbs: Just, Yet, Already
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EXAMPLES:
They have already seen that movie.
She has just finished dinner.
I haven’t decided which sweater to buy yet.
10. The Adverbs: Just
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We use “just”:
• when something has very recently happened.
• usually before the main verb.
Examples: (present tense “have” + past participle):
I have just been to Italy.
She/He has just finished breakfast.
They/We have just walked the dog.
11. The Adverbs: Just
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Practice using “just” in the following sentences by using the present
perfect form of the verb.
Example:
1. I ________________________ (empty) the dishwasher for you .
12. The Adverbs: Just
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Practice using “just” in the following sentences by using the present
perfect form of the verb.
Example:
1. I ________________________ (empty) the dishwasher for you
.
I have just emptied the dishwasher for you .
I have (present tense of “have”) + just + past participle of
“empty”
13. Make the present perfect:
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14. The Adverbs: Already
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We use “already”:
• to say something has happened before now
• usually before the main verb
• often with positive sentences
Examples:
I have already travelled to Italy.
He has already finished.
15. Make the present perfect:
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already:
16. The Adverbs: Yet
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We use “yet”:
• to say something has not happened, but is probably going to
happen
• usually at the end of a sentence
• often with negative sentences
Examples:
I have not travelled to Italy yet.
He has not finished breakfast yet.
18. Practice
1. Her dad has _____________ (already/yet) cooked dinner.
2. I have _________________ (just/yet) finished the report.
3. Take off those muddy shoes! I have _____________ (already/just) washed
the floor!
4. Has the repairman arrived _______________ (just/yet)?
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19. Practice
1. Her dad has __already____ (already/yet) cooked dinner.
2. I have ___ just____ (just/yet) finished the report.
3. Take off those muddy shoes! I have __just___ (already/just) washed the
floor!
4. Has the repairman arrived ____yet____ (just/yet)?
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20. Practice
5. He has __________ (just/already) spoken to the real estate agent, so you
don’t have to.
6. You have ______________ (yet/just) missed him. He left 5 minutes ago.
7. I am not hungry because I have ____________ (just/already) eaten.
8. Have you been to the ocean _____________ (just/yet)?
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21. Practice
5. He has ___just/already_______ (just/already) spoken to the real estate
agent, so you don’t have to.
6. You have ____just___ (yet/just) missed him. He left 5 minutes ago.
7. I am not hungry because I have __just/already____ (just/already) eaten.
8. Have you been to the ocean ___yet_____ (just/yet)?
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22. The Adverbs: Still
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We use “still”:
• to say that an action is not yet finished
• before the auxilliary or main verb OR
• after the “be” verb
Examples:
I still have that photograph of my Grandfather. (SP)
She still remembers that last vacation in Hawaii. (SP)
They are still hoping to see Paris in the Spring. (PC)
23. The Adverbs: Still
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If the sentence is negative, use “still” before the negative verb:
Examples:
It still hasn’t stopped snowing.
She still won’t call him.
24. Add an adverb (yet/already/still) to the sentence:
1. They haven’t started preparing for the party.
2. She has studied another language.
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25. Add an adverb (yet/already/still) to the sentence:
3. I haven’t done my homework.
4. We have visited the art gallery.
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26. Add the adverb (yet/already/still) to the sentence:
5. Have you called your grandmother?
6. Ren has seen the film.
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27. Add the adverb (yet/already/still) to the sentence:
6. The football match has started.
7. Has he been to the dentist about his tooth?
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28. Add the adverb: (answers)
1. They haven’t started preparing for the party yet.
2. She has already studied another language.
3. I haven’t done my homework yet.
4. We have already visited the art gallery.
5. Have you already called your grandmother?
Have you called your grandmother yet?
6. Ren has already seen the film.
7. The football match has already started.
8. Has he been to the dentist about his tooth yet?
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29. Choose: Yet, Already, or Just
to complete the sentences.
1. "Have you washed the dishes?"
"No, not (already/yet) The water isn’t
hot enough.“
2. "Have you fed the dog?"
" Yes, I’ve (already/yet) given him
some food. He’s eaten all of it!"
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30. Choose: Yet, Already, or Just
to complete the sentences.
1. "Have you washed the dishes?"
"No, not yet. The water isn’t hot
enough.“
2. "Have you fed the dog?"
" Yes, I’ve already given him some
food. He’s eaten all of it!"
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31. Choose: Yet, Already, or Just
to complete the sentences.
3. "Have you taken out the trash?"
" Yes, I’ve (already/just) done it five
minutes ago. Look, the garbage can is
empty!“
4. "Have you set the table for dinner?"
"I did it this afternoon after lunch, so yes,
I’ve (already/just) done it. "
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32. Choose: Yet, Already, or Just
to complete the sentences.
3. "Have you taken out the trash?"
" Yes, I’ve just done it five minutes ago.
Look, the garbage can is empty!“
4. "Have you set the table for dinner?"
"I did it this afternoon after lunch, so yes,
I’ve already done it. "
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33. Choose: Yet, Already, or Just
to complete the sentences.
5. "Have you done the laundry?"
"No, I haven’t done it(just/yet). There’s no detergent.“
6. "Have you cleaned the car?"
"No, not (already/yet). Dad drove to the grocery
store, so it’s not here!"
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34. Choose: Yet, Already, or Just
to complete the sentences.
5. "Have you done the laundry?"
"No, I haven’t done it yet. There’s no detergent.“
6. "Have you cleaned the car?"
"No, not yet. Dad drove to the grocery store, so it’s
not here!"
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36. Choose the correct adverb:
(just/already/yet/still)
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1. They mailed the letter two weeks ago, and it ___________
hasn’t arrived!
2. They mailed the letter two weeks ago, and it hasn’t arrived
_______________.
37. Choose the correct adverb:
(just/already/yet/still)
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1. They mailed the letter two weeks ago, and it ___still____
hasn’t arrived!
2. They mailed the letter two weeks ago, and it hasn’t arrived
_____yet______.
38. Choose the correct adverb:
(just/already/yet/still)
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3. They _________ mailed the letter yesterday, and it has
________________ arrived!
4. I haven’t found a job ___________.
5. I have ____________ found a job!
39. Choose the correct adverb:
(just/already/yet/still)
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3. They __ just___ mailed the letter yesterday, and it has
___already____ arrived!
4. I haven’t found a job ___ yet ___.
5. I have __ already/just ___ found a job!
40. What is a “bucket list?”
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A “bucket list” is a list of things that someone would like to do
before they die.
Think of 2 things that you would be on your bucket list. (Choose
one that you have done, and one that you would like to do in the
future).
Write these in the chat, or tell us about them, using the adverbs:
already, just, yet.
42. Put the words in the correct order.
1. seen / just / movie! / amazing. / was / It / "We’ve / new / the / Star Wars
2. room / already / for / "We’ve / by / paid / credit card." / the
3. Paris / to / Can / already / else?" / we / "We’ve / been / somewhere / go
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43. Put the words in the correct order.
4. what / I / yet." / finished / me / happens! / haven’t / book / the / tell /
"Don’t
5. the / washed / don’t / again." / just / it / floor. / "I’ve / make / dirty /
Please
6. excited! / my / "I’m / driving test!" / so / passed / just / I’ve
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HOMEWORK:
Write three (4) true sentences about yourself using the adverbs
“already”, “just”, “yet” and “still”.
Examples:
I am still learning.
I have already eaten lunch.
46. HOMEWORK: The details:
1. Submit your homework to Lori on Skype: live:loramoren
2. After class, you have until the 11:59 pm the next day to complete the assignment.
3. I will correct the homework and offer feedback.
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