'Already' is used in questions to ask if something has happened.

Which sentence means something happened earlier than expected?

The past participle of 'go' is 'gone'.

The past participle of 'eat' is 'eated'.

What is the result of 'I have lost my keys'?

Choose the correct sentence with 'yet'.

John has just finished his chores. His mother told him to clean his room. Now he can play outside. What has John just done?

The 'result' mechanic uses have/has + Past Simple.

Sarah is crying. She has dropped her ice cream cone on the ground. She cannot eat it now. What is the result of her action?

Tom's family is going on vacation. They have already packed their suitcases. They have bought tickets. They are ready to leave. What has Tom's family already done?

What is the correct form for 'she'?

Which sentence is a correct negative question?

The students are in the classroom. The teacher has not arrived yet. They are waiting quietly. What is the situation?

The formula for negative form is have/has + not + V3.

'She has lost her keys' means she cannot open the door now.

The movie has already started. We have missed the beginning. We need to find our seats quietly. What has happened?

Where does 'yet' go in a question?

'They have just arrive' is correct.

'Has she broke her leg?' is a correct question.

Which sentence is a correct question?

'Yet' is used only in positive sentences.

What is the result of 'She has lost her wallet'?

Which sentence uses 'just' correctly?

'She has not done her homework yet' is correct.

What is the past participle of 'do'?

'He have written a letter' is correct.

Where does 'just' go in a sentence?

'Has they finished?' is a correct question.

Which sentence means the action happened very recently?

Which sentence correctly uses the 'result' mechanic?