These words tell you what tense you have to use. For
the Present Perfect the following words are used quite often:
JUST
-I have just finished doing
exercise. (in positive)
YET
-Have you finished your homework yet?
(in question)
-We haven’t finished our work yet.
(in negative)
NEVER
-They have never studied
English. (in negative)
ALREADY
-She has already had his
breakfast. (in positive)
EVER
-Have you ever been to the
USA?
SO FAR
-What have you done so far?
(in question)
UP TO NOW
-How many letters have written up
to now? (in question)
RECENTLY
-What have they done recently?
(in question)
SINCE
-I’ve been a teacher since I was
26 / since 2004. (in positive)
FOR
-Mike has been a doctor for twenty
years. (in positive)
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