Present perfect tense with ADVERBS in English - Just, Ever, Never, Still, Yet, Already

In this English lesson we will learn how to use ADVERBS with the Present Perfect Tense.
The adverbs we will look at are: Just, Ever, Never, Still, Yet, Already
We learn when to use each adverb with their meanings and give many examples sentences.

First we look at using JUST with the present perfect tense.
We also compare British English vs. American English uses of JUST.

Then we look at using EVER and NEVER with the present perfect tense.
We learn how to use STILL with the present perfect tense.
Next we look at using YET with the present perfect tense.
We also compare British English vs. American English uses of YET.

Then we see how to use ALREADY with the present perfect tense.
We also compare British English vs. American English uses of ALREADY.

The final section is Still vs. Yet vs. Just vs. Already
We compare similar sentences using these adverbs and look at how the meaning of them changes.
He still hasn’t finished the report.
He hasn’t finished the report yet.
He has just finished the report.
He has already finished the report.

See our complete English lesson here:
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This is part three of a series of lessons about the present perfect tense.
Part 1 - Present Perfect Tense in English - Sentence and Question Structure:
   • Present Perfect Tense in English | Learn E...  
Part 2 - When to Use the Present Perfect Tense in English:
   • Learn English Present Perfect Tense - When...  
Part 3 - Adverbs with the Present Perfect Tense in English (This lesson)

Here are the sections of our English lesson about using ADVERBS with the Present Perfect Tense:
0:00 Introduction
0:27 JUST with the present perfect tense
2:19 EVER with the present perfect tense
3:37 NEVER with the present perfect tense
4:10 STILL with the present perfect tense
5:14 YET with the present perfect tense
6:54 ALREADY with the present perfect tense
8:49 Still vs. Yet vs. Just vs. Already

You may also be interested in our lesson about Still vs. Yet vs. Already in other situations (not just the perfect tense):
   • Still Yet Already | Learn English Grammar ...  

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