the personal goals i have already archieved it was when i graduated.
i havent achieved living by myself yet.
now i am still studying for coming true a lot of project that i have.
i have just had breakfast before starting this class.
Introduction
Welcome to Intermediate English
Nouns and Pronouns
Starting a New Job
Indefinite Pronouns: Prefix and Suffix
Workshop: Let's Practice!
Variable Indefinite Pronouns
Countables vs. Uncountables
Tricky Nouns
Using Quantifiers
Quiz: Nouns and Pronouns
Get Ready to Describe!
Descriptive Words
My New Job Is Better Than My Previous One
She's As Tall As Me
How Do You See Yourself in 5 Years?
Listening Practice: Meeting a Coworker
Quiz: Get Ready to Describe!
Knowledge, Needs and Future Plans
We Need the Report with the Metrics
Have to
Talk About Skills and Knowledge
Going to and "Gonna"
Behind the scenes with the Platzi Crew
Quiz: Knowledge, Needs and Future Plans
Experiences with Present Perfect Simple
Have You Heard About the Present Perfect?
Since vs. For
Prepositions of Time
Yet / Still / Already / Just
I've Been Promoted!
Project: Let's Practice the Present Perfect Simple
Quiz: Experiences with Present Perfect Simple
Conclusion
You Have Finished This Course!
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¡Continúa aprendiendo! Únete y comienza a potenciar tu carrera
Aportes 280
Preguntas 4
the personal goals i have already archieved it was when i graduated.
i havent achieved living by myself yet.
now i am still studying for coming true a lot of project that i have.
i have just had breakfast before starting this class.
I have already graduated from civil engineering.
I haven’t become a software developer yet.
I’m still working on improving my English speaking skills.
I just drinked a smoothie before writing this.
Adverbs of Time
Already
Yet
Already vs. Yet
Affirmative: I’ve already updated my CV.
Negative: I haven’t updated my CV yet
Affirmative: She’s already completed the job application
Negative: She hasn’t completed the job application yet
Still
Just
Exercises
“What personal goals have you already achieved? I have passed the English exam.”
“What plans have you not done yet? I don’t have a job yet.”
“What personal projects are you still working on? I am still working on improving my front-end skills.”
“Mention something you’ve just done as you were taking this class? I practiced a lot of adverbs of time.”
I would like to share this wonderful song with my Platzi´s friends.
Talking about the adver still.
I’ve already achived some goals, exactly My own company, and my car.
I haven’t worked as a blockchain developer yet.
I’m still working in my mind and also in my spirit.
I’ve just sent my cv to a company.
Already
Yet
Still
Just
-Something recently (I’ve just x. we’ve just x)
I already have a Job at my shool
I already improve my time management
I don’t have a better job yet
I’m still studyng a career
I’ve just finished to taking notes on my notebook
I have already completed my bachelor’s degree in arts education.
I haven’t finished reading the complete stories of Pedro Gómez Valderrama yet
I’m still building the ideas and concepts to make my own comic book
I just got back from running errands and have started my English classes
My personal goal already achieved is to have two bikes, one fixed and other for carriers.
I haven’t had a trip by plane yet.
I haven’t had a trip to Santa Marta by bike.
I’m still working on learning English because I want to take a trip to Europe.
I still haven’t been promoted to university.
I’ve just done exercise.
“YET/STILL/ ALREADY/JUST”
the project is due tomorrow but I’ve already delivered it
have you finished your homework yet?
I’m still working on the project
I have just met with the executives, they’re happy with our results
Personal objectives
speak fluent english
Study a specialty in coaching or consulting
Share my knowledge through courses
Being a leader in project management
I have alredy change my physicist.
I haven’t achieved make my own business yet.
Today, I’m still studying for improve my habilities.
I have just helped my mother with her mobile.
ANSWERS:
he´s = he has? ??? at the began of the video
I’ve already learned a lot about AI.
I haven’t travel to an European country yet.
I am still working on my programming projects.
I’ve just had dinner before taking this class.
One of my goals was to travel abroad, and I’ve already achieved that goal.
I haven’t graduated yet.
I’m still studying at university.
I’ve just eaten some bread. It was delicious.
9:10 am
Mom: Hi sweetie, what are you doing?
You: Hi mom, I’m washing the dishes.
Mom: Did you have breakfast?
You: Yes, just had breakfast.
Mom: Okay, also remember to do your laundry.
9:50 am
Mom: Hi again, what are you doing?
You: I’m still washing the dishes.
10:30 am
Mom: Did you take a shower?
You: No, I haven´t taken a shower yet.
11:30 am
Mom: Did you clean up your room?
You: Yes, I already cleaned up my room.
SUMMARY:
These words have in common that these are adverbs of time.
YET is used when we talk about something that we expect to happen soon (negative and question). For example: have you finished your homework yet?
ALREADY vs. YET. For example: I’ve ALREADY updated my CV (affirmative) or I haven’t updated my CV yet (negative).
STILL is used when:
I have already graduated from system engineer
I haven’t finished all english courses at platzi yet
I’m still working on improve my english every day.
I just ate a banana before taking this class.
I’ve already done my work.
I haven’t gone vacation yet.
I still working to improve my english level.
I’ve just talked with Ignacio during this class.
I have already got an offer job
I haven’t update my cv yet
I am still working on my businees without raising capital
I have just finished one of my daily goals with this class
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