Language Focus 2

1. We use the present perfect with just to talk about recent events.

2. Just goes between have and the past participle.

1: have just been

2: is just dived

3: have just driven

4: is just broken

1. The team are celebrating because we've just won the game.

2. I haven't got any money now because I've just bought a new computer.

3. My room is tidy because my mother has just cleaned it up.

4. He looks frightened because he has just seen a rat.

1 - C

2 - B

3 - A

1: still

2: already

3: yet

1. My friends and I have already decided on our next adventure.

2. I’ve already borrowed a surfboard.

3. We still haven’t organised transport.

4. We haven’t bought any food yet.

Tham khảo:

1. Nam still hasn’t seen Dambri Waterfall. / He hasn’t seen Dambri Waterfall yet.

2. He has already tried surfing.

3. He has already sailed around Hạ Long Bay.

4. He still hasn’t climbed up Fansipan. / He hasn’t climbed up Fansipan yet.

Tham khảo

Today:

- I have already had breakfast this morning.

- I haven't finished my work yet.

- I still haven’t gone for a run.

This year:

- I have already visited four different countries.

- I haven't learned a new language yet.

- I still haven’t found a new job.

In my life:

- I have already graduated from university.

- I haven't traveled to South America yet.

- I still haven’t learned how to play the piano.

Tham khảo

He has already surfed in the Iguazu Falls.

Gary has just dived off a 27-metre-high cliff into the lake.

She hasn’t climbed up Everest yet.