when do you usually use present perfect tense?

This first time description is a group of words that characterize the Present Perfect Tense pattern, especially the word just, already, yet. Let's understand how to use each description in English sentence.


JUST
Just means new or can be interpreted just now. What's new? This word implies that something has just been done in the past. Just a moment from now. The English term is "a short time ago". Let's look at this Present Perfect Tense example:

They have just arrived here.She has just told me about that story.My friends and I have just finished the theater practice.


ALREADY
Present Perfect Tense is a pattern that states the activity has been done. The already time statement which means "already" emphasizes that something has been done earlier than expected or should be.

I have submitted the homework already.Has she has gone to Australia? The bus has already left us.


YET
Yet is a description of Present Perfect Tense time specially for negative and interrogative sentence alias question. This word means "not yet". If you want to know how to use it in a sentence, let's look at an example.

Has Treesna found the job yet?


BEFORE
In Indonesian before its meaning before. Description of time is used to emphasize whether something has happened before. This word is very fit at the end of the sentence.

Have we met before? She has ridden a motorcycle before?


STILL
This time statement has the meaning of "still" .Still emphasizes that an activity has not been done or even already and still continues until now. What has been and is still going on around you? Reveal with Present Perfect Tense.

 We use this tense when we want to talk about unfinished actions or states or habits that started in the past and continue to the present. Usually we use it to say 'how long' and we need 'since' or 'for'. We often use stative verbs.

i just know that
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