6 Look at these dialogues and
answer the questions below.
A Have you ever met someone from a
different country?
B Yes, I've just met a student from Mexico.
C Have you made it up with your friend yet?
D Yes, I've already bought her some
chocolates to say sorry!
1 Which of the words in italics is used to
talk about something that:
a) has happened a short time ago (and
comes before the main verb)?
b) has happened sooner than expected
(and comes before the main verb)?
c) has happened at any time in your life
(and comes before the main verb,
usually in questions)?
d) hasn't happened until now and shows
that the speaker expects something to
happen (and comes at the end of the
sentence, usually in questions and
negative sentences)?
2 Complete these dialogues by writing the words in brackets in the correct place.
A. Have you been to South America? (ever)
B. No, I haven't been there, but I might go next summer. (yet)
C. I've seen a fantastic film- the new Harry Potter one. (just)
D. Oh, yes. I've seen that. (already)