Work in pairs. Choose the correct verb form in the following sentences. 1. She already recovered/has already recovered from her cold

1. She already recovered/has already recovered from her cold.

2. I haven’t been/was not to the new exhibit yet, but I hope to this weekend.

3. “Can I speak to Tony please?’’ – “Sorry, you have just missed/just missed him.” 4. The show has already started/has already been starting.

5. I have just got/just got off the phone with professor Brown.

6. Did/has Steve call/called you yet?

7. He’s only three and he has already been reading/is already reading.

8. I have just heard/just heard the news! Congratulations!

9. The potatoes aren’t/haven’t been quite ready yet.

10. Was/has the apartment already furnished/already been finished when you moved in?

11. Would you like a cup of coffee?” –”I have already been having/ have already had one.

Work in pairs. Most of the sentences below have mistakes. Find and correct them.

0 knows «Should I tell Kay?» – «She already has known.»

00 – Is it already 5 o’clock?

1. Has yet the new washing machine arrived?

2. Hurry up, we’re already been late.

3. It’s noon, and she’s only just got up.

4. You haven’t seen her yet, have you?

5. I did my homework before dinner already!

6. Have they say anything about the money yet?

7. I’ve noticed your new haircut just.

8. Have you been leaving already?

9. I’ve only just been passed my English test, so I’m still a little nervous.

10. I can’t believe I already forget his phone number!