Question

-Underline the correct words in italics.

a. Sarah has/have never tasted Japanese food.
b. I haven’t live/lived in the city before now.
c. Have your parents ever visited Spain? Yes, they do/have.
d. Have/Has Mary ever stayed in any hotels? Yes, several times.
e. Has Sam ever played golf? No, he hasn’t/doesn’t.

-Complete the sentences. Use for or since.
a. We haven’t watched TV _____________ Monday.
b. The boy hasn’t eaten anything ______________ six hours.
c. I’ve known Pam ______________ primary school.
d. What have you done ______________ you finished school?
e. We have studied Chinese ______________ three years.

-Choose just, yet or already.

a. He is here now. He has just/already/yet arrived.
b. Has Paul started his new job just/already/yet?
c. Their plane has not landed just/already/yet?
d. Ned has just/already/yet fed his pets.
e. Her hair’s wet. She’s just/already/yet washed it.
f. They have just/already/yet visited a lot of countries.

Answer 1

1-

A) Has (He/She/It você usa o Has o resto é have)

B) Lived (Passado)

C) Have

D) Has (Porque é ela)

E) Hasn’t (Pq a pergunta começa com Has, se começasse com Does seria Doesn’t)

2- Resumindo, o Since você usa quando é uma ação que aconteceu no passado e que ainda acontece no presente enquanto o For vc usa pra um tempo mais específico, espero que tenha ficado claro, qualquer dúvida é só falar.

A) Since

B) For

C) Since

D) Since

E) For

3- Already- Podemos dizer que significa algo que aconteceu antes do esperado, ou seja, inesperado.
Just- É como se fosse antes de agora, algo que aconteceu a pouco tempo
Yet- É usado somente em interrogativas e negativas, algo esperado pra acontecer logo.

A) Just

B) Already

C)Yet

D)Already

E) Just

F)Just