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Present Perfect (ever, never, just, already, yet) – Worksheet 1

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This worksheet practises the present perfect with ever, never, just, already and yet. Learners form past participles, make negatives and questions, and choose the right adverb for each situation. It is designed for A2 learners in class or at home.

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Exercise 1: Complete the sentences

Complete the sentences with the present perfect form of the verbs in brackets. Use the adverb in brackets where given.

Example: I ___ (already / see) this film. → have already seen

  1. I have never (eat) sushi.

  2. Has Tom ever (ride) a horse?

  3. She (just / finish) her homework.

  4. They (already / buy) the tickets.

  5. My brother (not / call) me yet.

  6. I (never / see) the sea.

  7. Anna (just / write) an email to her teacher.

  8. Has the film (start) yet?

Exercise 2: Choose the right word

Complete the sentences with words from the box. There are two extra words you do not need.

Example: Have you ___ been to Italy? → ever

Word box everneverjustalreadyyetsinceago

  1. Have you tried Indian food?

  2. I'm not ready. I haven't packed my bag .

  3. I've been to Japan, but I'd love to go one day.

  4. Don't buy any bread. I've bought some.

  5. Shh! The baby has fallen asleep.

  6. Has your sister been on a plane?

  7. Has the post arrived ?

  8. Leo is scared of water. He has swum in the sea.

Exercise 3: Rewrite the sentences

Rewrite each sentence as shown in brackets.

Example: He has paid. (Make it negative with 'yet'.) → He hasn't paid yet.

  1. She has finished her lunch. (Make it negative with 'yet'.)

  2. They have arrived at the hotel. (Make a question with 'yet'.)

  3. You have visited London. (Make a question with 'ever'.)

  4. I have seen this film. (Make it negative with 'never'.)

  5. He has cleaned his room. (Add 'already'.)

  6. We have had dinner. (Add 'just'.)

  7. Sam has done his homework. (Make a question with 'yet'.)

Exercise 4: Put the words in order

Put the words in the correct order to make sentences or questions.

Example: just / I / eaten / have → I have just eaten.

  1. ever / you / have / a / snake / touched

  2. already / I / the / have / washed / dishes

  3. yet / hasn't / the / started / concert

  4. just / has / Kate / home / come

  5. never / we / snow / have / seen

  6. yet / you / the / read / have / book

Exercise 5: Find and correct the mistake

Each sentence has one mistake. Write the correct sentence.

Example: I have already wrote the email. → I have already written the email.

  1. She has never drove a car.

  2. Have you ever see a whale?

  3. They haven't arrived already.

  4. He has just finish his breakfast.

  5. I have yet done the shopping.

  6. We have already saw that film.

  7. Tom have just left the office.

  8. Did you ever been to Australia?

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A2 present perfect worksheet with ever, never, just, already and yet: forms, negatives and questions. Printable, with answers.

Topics covered

Present perfectPast participlesEver and neverJust and alreadyYet in negatives and questionsWord order

Notes for teachers

Before you start, review the form have/has + past participle and drill common irregular participles (been, seen, eaten, written, bought). Typical mistakes are using the past simple form instead of the participle (have went), using 'already' in negatives instead of 'yet', and putting the adverb in the wrong position. As a follow-up, learners write five 'Have you ever...?' questions and interview a partner, then report back using never, already and yet.

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