The document discusses the present perfect tense and how it is used to describe actions that began in the past and continue into the present. It also explains how adverbs such as ever, never, yet, already, still and so far are often used with the present perfect tense to connect the past and present. Examples are provided for how each of these adverbs are used in yes/no questions with the present perfect.

1. The Present Perfect
Simple
for actions that began in the
Past and continue in the
Present.
Adverbs such as ever, never, yet, already,
still and so far. Are frequently used with
the Present Perfect to express connection
between past and present

2. Ever
yes/no- question
Examples:
Use ever to ask if
an event took place
at many time in the
past.

3. Never
Never mind, don't bot
her; don't concern yo
urself.

4. Yet
yes/no-question
With YET we use Examples
the Simple Past.

5. Already
Examples:

7. So Far
affirmative, negative
and interrogative
sentences

a. Being at
considerable
distance; remote: a
far country.
 b. Going back a
considerable extent
in time: the far
past.
What have the
children done
so far?

8. By:
Caballero
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