Question

Choose the correct item.
1 Have you ever / never / just eaten
fried worms?
2 We have just / ago / yet met Kate.
3 Mum has yet / ever / just met my
English teacher.
4 My friends haven’t finished lunch
just / yet / ago.
5 Sue’s little sister has yet / ago /
just started school.
6 The cleaner hasn’t tidied the
bathroom just / ever / yet.

Answer 1

1. Ever
2. Just
3. Just
4. Yet
5. Just
6. Yet

Answer 2

Respuesta:

1 Have you ever / never / just eaten

fried worms?

2 We have just / ago / yet met Kate.

3 Mum has yet / ever / just met my English teacher.

4 My friends haven’t finished lunch just / yet / ago.

5 Sue’s little sister has yet / ago / just started school.

6 The cleaner hasn’t tidied the bathroom just / ever / yet.

Explicación:

Ever: puede significar “Siempre” en expresiones compuestas con adjetivos o adverbios. Ejemplos: Our love is EVERGREEN.. Nuestro amor dura para SIEMPRE.

Just: Se utiliza para acciones que han ocurrido hace poco tiempo y se traduce como “acabar de” o “justo”. Al igual que con “already”, “just” va antes del verbo o entre el auxiliar y el verbo en la frase. Ejemplos: I just ate, but I'm already hungry again.

Yet: Se puede traducir como “aún” o “todavía” y como “ya”

Espero que te sirva :)