The document provides examples to practice using the present perfect tense. It contains two exercises - the first asks to fill in blanks with "already" or "yet" in sentences using the present perfect. The second asks to rephrase sentences using "just" instead of the present perfect to ask what action was recently completed, like "What has he just done? He has just gone out." The document provides practice with different verbs to build skills in using the present perfect tense.

1. Present Perfect Tense - 3
A) Fill in the blanks with ALREADY or YET:
1. Annel hasn’t called us ……………………………… .
2. My cousins have ………………………………… sent the letter.
3. John has ……………………………… bought the tickets for the football match.
4. We have ……………………………….. been to Mexico three times.
5. You haven’t visited Tokyo ………………………………… .
6. Has Peter bought a new car ………………………………….. ?
7. The plane has …………………………… left.
8. Has Anabel done it …………………………….. ? No, not …………………………. .
9. A: Haven’t Lisa and Albert arrived ………………………………. ?
B: Oh, yes. They have ………………………………… arrived.
10. Hurry up! The class has ……………………………… started.
11. Be careful! The guys have ………………………………… painted the door.
12. Haven’t you read the book ……………………………….?
B) Follow the example and do the same using JUST:
Example: he / go out
- What has he JUST done?
- He has JUST gone out.
a. Lisa / leave the room.
b. My parents / watch the news
c. Donna / catch a fish
d. John / call a taxi
e. You / write a letter
f. the girl / burn the cake
g. The teacher / walk out
h. The dog / see the cat
i. Jane / turn the TV off
j. The boys / eat dinner
k. Charles/ put on / the jacket
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