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The present perfect with 'just', 'already' and 'yet' - 6 Minute Grammar

The present perfect with 'just', 'already' and 'yet' - 6 Minute Grammar

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Learn how to use the English present perfect tense with 'ever' and 'never' with Finn and Alice from BBC Learning English. Finn and Alice present this edition of 6 Minute Grammar, but they keep getting interrupted by phone calls from Alice's friend Hamish. Thankfully, in his phone calls he uses a lot of the language we're studying in this video the present perfect with 'just', 'already' and 'yet'. You'll find a quiz on our website
Date: 2020-09-18

Comments and reviews: 7


Thanks a lot for the post!
I love using BBC videos to bring high quality material to my lessons.
My students also find such videos helpful and interesting!
Can I suggest a book for English students?
Irregular Verbs. The Ultimate Guide. / Amazon.
Simple in form but rich in content!

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Hi BBC, why is this so?
1.Polar ice caps HAVE MELTED faster over the last two decades ( Over the last two decades is past time) so is it MELTED????
2. Many people ARE BUYING fast foods today than ever before. Why isn't BUY??

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I do like the way you made this lesson very interesting. It was pretty splendid; I' ve understood this lesson already. I do believe other special lessons are yet to come. Thanks! can't wait for the new upload
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I have just shared your fantastic video. I have already listened your video. Haven't you answered me yet? :) . P. S. Bye from Italy. You are fantastic teachers
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Really interesting the way you guys explained about just, already and yet. Keep it up guys! I tought that was real situation.
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I really liked the way you explained the present perfect tense with a phone call from Hamish. It was fun and vivid. Thank you!
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I've just watched this video and came to know that I've already known this rule but I haven't used it yet in my conversation.
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