1. She (not clean) the room yet.
2. He already (do) his homework.
3. you ever (be) to a theme park?
4. They never (ride) on a rollercoaster.
5. I (explore) a haunted mansion today.
6. We just (eat) candy floss.
Use : yet/before/ever/yet/never
1. Have you … met a famous athlete?
2. I have seen this film … . Let’s watch something else.
3. Brian hasn’t done his homework … .
4. She has … seen a tiger.
1. She hasn't cleaned the room yet
2. He has already done his homework
3. Have you ever been to a theme park?
4. They have never ridden on a rollercoaster
5. I have explored a haunted mansion today
6. We have just eaten candy floss
1. Have you ever met a famous athlete?
2. I have seen this film before.
3. Brian hasn't done his homework yet
4. She has never seen a tiger
He already has done his homework.
Have you ever been to a theme park?
They never have ridden on a rollercoaster.
I have explore a haunted mansion today.
We just have eaten candy floss.
1)Have you ever met a famous athlete?
2)I have seen this film before. Let’s watch something else.
3)Brain hasn’t done his homework yet.
4)She has never seen a tiger.