Present Perfect English words

I've known

I've known her since we were kids. I've known about this project for a long time. I've known him to be a very honest person.

We've known

We've known each other since kindergarten.

I've just

I've just finished my homework. I've just seen that movie. I've just eaten lunch.

she've just

She's just arrived at the party.

they have just

They have just seen the new movie.

Just now

I’ve got home just now. I’ve talked to her just now. I’ve turned the TV on just now.

just know...

He’s published the text just now. She’s sent the email just now. I’ve met her just now.

I've always wanted to

I've always wanted to travel the world. I've always wanted to learn how to play the guitar. I've always wanted to meet my favorite author.

We've always wanted to

We’ve always wanted to meet her.

She's always wanted to

She’s always wanted to buy a new bike.

Have you ever

Have you ever tried sushi? Have you ever ridden a horse?

Has she ever?

Has she ever been to Paris?

Has he ever

Has he ever traveled to another country?

Have they ever

Have they ever visited Paris?

Have you already

Have you already used this computer?

Since

She has been my friend since we were kids.

For five years

We've known each other for five years.

For nice monsths only

We've known each other for nine months only

for such a long time

I have been waiting for such a long time to see my favorite band.

for more than ten years

She has worked at the same company for more than ten years. We've known each other for such a long time.

a couple of years

We've known each other for a couple of years.

since we were kids

We have been best friends since we were kids. We've known each other since we were kids.

since college

We've known each other since college.

since we were fiftheen.

We've known each other since we were fifteen.

since we were little

We have been best friends since we were little. We've known each other since we were little.

Did you ever see such a thing?

Was he ever in Madrid?

I've never

I've never been to Paris. I've never driven a Ferrari. I've nener met a famous person.

This is the first time I've

This is the first time I've seen a snowstorm. This is the first time I've seen such a thing. This is the first time I've talked to her.

Is this the first time you've

Is this the first time you've been here? Is this the first time they've been to the beach?

This is the second time I've

This is the second time I've read this book. This tis the second time I've told you to shut up.

How many times have you

How many times have you visited the zoo? How many times have you seen that movie? How many times have you tried to bake a cake?

How many times have they

How many times have they played that game together?

How many times has he

How many times has he been married?

How many times has she

How many times has she seen that movie? How many times has she made this mistake?

so many times

I've called you so many times. W've tried so many times before. They've won the campionship nine times ina row.

How long have you

How long have you lived here? How long you worked there? How long have you studied english?

How long has she

How long has she gotten here? How long has she been graduated?

How long have they

How long heve they been together?

How long have you been

How long have you been playing soccer? How long have you been working there?

We've worked there for ten years.

I've studied English since 2015.

They've been married for thirty years.

They've been married since 1982.

I've been studying english since 2008.

It has been

It has been two years since we last met. It has been six years since I saw Mary. It's been ten years since I saw John.

It has been (since)

It's been thirteen years since my mom died. It's been months since I last talked to her. It's been fitteen days since I sent you the email.

It's been several weeks since they came here.

It has been (nagative)

I haven't seen Carla for months. They haven't been there for years. We haven't studied Math for ages.

Present perfect plus Yet

I haven't taken to her yet. We haven't done the homework yet. They haven't called yet.

Present perfect (Yet)

She hasn't sent the email yet. He hasn' said a word yet. My father hasn't got up yet.

I still haven't talked to her (informal)

Yet and Already

Have you cleaned you room yet? Have you already clead your room?

Using Yet

Have you talked to her yet? Have they arrived yet? Has he finished yet?

Using Yet (present perfect)

Has he come home yet? Have you seen this film yet?

Lately

I’ve been feeling more motivated to study English lately. She has been working on her novel a lot lately. We haven’t seen any new episodes of that show lately.

all day long

I’ve been studying for my exams all day long. She has been complaining about the weather all day long. We’ve had internet issues all day long.

All morning

I've been waiting here all morning. I’ve been cleaning the house all morning. He has been trying to fix his car all morning.

All week

I’ve been feeling exhausted all week. She has been practicing for the concert all week. We’ve had rainy weather all week.

There has been

There has been a lot of rain this week. There has been a change in the schedule. There has been an increase in the number of students.

There have been

There have been many changes in the school this year. There have been several interesting books published lately. There have been a lot of fun activities during the summer camp.

So far

I have completed three chapters of my book so far. So far no one has won the million dollar prize.

We haven’t seen that movie.

We ain’t seen that movie.