Jeff's To-Do List Sentences

EnglishPresent Perfect TenseEasy

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Look at Jeff's list of things to do. Write sentences about what he has already done (✔) and what he hasn't done yet. Use already / yet and the present perfect. 1 He hasn't gone shopping yet. 2 He hasn't paid Mark back yet. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Jeff To Do - Wednesday 1 go shopping 2 pay Mark back 3 buy paper for the printer ✔ 4 check my emails ✔ 5 ask Dad for some money 6 write to Daniel ✔ 7 finish writing my project ✔ 8 clean the flat 9 take out rubbish 10 have a haircut ✔

This question includes visual content: A rectangular shaded box titled 'Jeff To Do - Wednesday' contains a numbered list of 10 tasks. Some tasks are marked with a checkmark symbol, indicating completion. The list is: 1. go shopping, 2. pay Mark back, 3. buy paper for the printer (checked), 4. check my emails (checked), 5. ask Dad for some money, 6. write to Daniel (checked), 7. finish writing my project (checked), 8. clean the flat, 9. take out rubbish, 10. have a haircut (checked). Above this box are 10 blank lines numbered 1 to 10 for writing the sentences.

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Hi Ahmet, let's complete these sentences about Jeff's list using the present perfect tense.

Grammar Rules


* Use has already + past participle for things ticked (done).

* Use hasn't + past participle + yet for things unticked (not done).

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Step 2

A quick tip before we start: since we are writing about Jeff in the third person, remember to change any possessive pronouns like 'my' to 'his'.

Important Note


Change 'my' to 'his' when writing about Jeff.

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Let's tackle items three and four. Item three is 'buy paper for the printer', which has a tick, so we say: He has already bought paper for the printer.

Processing Checked Items


3. He has already bought paper for the printer.

4. He has already checked his emails.

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Step 4

For item four, remember to change 'my emails' to 'his emails'. So, he has already checked his emails.

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Step 5

Moving on to items six and seven. Both have ticks, so we use 'has already' again. Item six becomes: He has already written to Daniel.

More Checked Items


6. He has already written to Daniel.

7. He has already finished writing his project.

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Step 6

And for item seven, we switch 'my project' to 'his project'. He has already finished writing his project.

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Present Perfect Tense
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