ENGLISH CLASS

LEVEL 5

TEACHER: ASHLEY DE LA LLANA.

APRIL 22TH 2023
 TOPICS

• EVER AND NEVER

• ALREADY, YET AND JUST
 EVER AND NEVER

WE CAN USE EVER IN QUESTIONS, OFTEN WITH THE PRESENT PERFECT. IT MEANS:
AT ANY TIME UP TO NOW
WHEN WE USE EVER IN PRESENT PERFECT TENSE QUESTIONS, IT COMES BETWEEN
THE SUBJECT AND THE PAST PARTICIPLE
EXA: HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TO CHINA?
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN MARRIED?
WE OFTEN USE NEVER(AT NO TIME)
WHEN WE GIVE A NEGATIVE ANSWER.
EXA: HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TO
CHINA?
NO, I’VE NEVER BEEN TO CHINA
 ALREADY, YET AND JUST

WE USE YET IN NEGATIVE SENTENCES TO SAY THAT SOMETHING HAS NOT

HAPPENEND, BUT WE THINK IT WILL. YET COMES AT THE END OF A SENTENCE.
EXA: THE PLANE HASN’T ARRIVED YET

WE ALSO USE YET IN QUESTIONS TO ASK IF SOMETHING WE EXPECT TO HAPPEN

HAS HAPPENED
EXA: HAS THE PLANE ARRIVED YET?
WE USE JUST IF THE ACTION IS VERY RECENT. JUST COMES BEFORE THE PAST
PARTICIPLE.
EXA: I’VE JUST SPOKEN TO TONY

WE USE ALREADY TO SAY SOMETHING HAPPENED BEFORE NOW OR BEFORE IT WAS

EXPECTED TO HAPPEN. ALREADY COMES BEFORE THE PAST PARTICIPLE.
EXA: I’VE ALREADY TOLD YOU HOW TO GET THERE.
 EXAMPLE

THEY’VE JUST GOTTEN

MARRIED.
THEY’VE ALREADY HAD
A CEREMONY.
THEY HAVEN’T GONE ON
THEIR HONEYMOON YET.