Present Perfect: Just

We continue practising Present Perfect!

Today we are learning when to use just.

We use just when the action has taken place very recently, that means: "you have just done it" = finished.

1. Copy the Grammar Wall related to just in your notebook📓 (👆page 76 of your pupil's book).

Notice that just is placed always between the auxiliar "have" and the "past participle" of the verb (3rd column).

Have/has + just + seen (past pasticiple/3rd column)

2. Make activity 6 of page 76 of your pupil's book in your notebook. Follow this example:

(Picture 1)

• What has just happened?
• He has just broken the window.

3. Now make the activities 1 - 2 - 4 of 👆Page 73 of your activity book.

We'll post the answers in about 2 days!

4. Now is your turn to try! Write a sentence in the comments section below👇, about something that has happened very recently (don't forget to use Present Perfect and just).

 Have a look👀 at our examples!