Complete the email with yet, just or already plus the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the Present Perfect.
We’re here!
Hi Joanna
We have 0 just 00 arrived (arrive) at our
holiday house by the sea. I have 1_________
2
(unpack) my bag (I did it when we got
here) and we have 3 4 (have) lunch so are now getting ready to go to the beach.
I 5 (not put) on my swimming costume 6________ – I’m going to do it now. Mum and Dad 7________ ________ ________ (finish) making the picnic so I think we’re nearly ready to go!
Anyway, I must go but I hope you 8________ (not miss) me too much !
See you soon Alicia
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Відповідь:познач мою відповідь за кращу, будь ласка!^^
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We're here!
Hi Joanna,
We have just arrived at our holiday house by the sea. I have already unpacked my bag (I did it when we got here) and we have just had lunch, so we are now getting ready to go to the beach. I haven't put on my swimming costume yet - I'm going to do it now. Mum and Dad have already finished making the picnic, so I think we're nearly ready to go!
Anyway, I must go, but I hope you haven't missed me too much!
See you soon,
Alicia
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Ми тут!
Привіт, Джоанно,
Ми тільки що прибули до нашого відпочинкового будинку біля моря. Я вже розпакував свою сумку (зробив це, коли ми приїхали) і ми щойно пообідали, тому зараз готуємося йти на пляж. Я ще не надів свій купальник - збираюся зробити це зараз. Мама і тато вже закінчили приготування пікніка, тому я думаю, що ми майже готові йти!
Взагалі, мені потрібно йти, але сподіваюся, що ти мене ще не сильно сумувала!
До зустрічі,
Алісія/Аліша(читається Аліша)
We’re here!
Hi Joanna,
We have just arrived (arrive) at our holiday house by the sea. I have already unpacked (unpack) my bag (I did it when we got here) and we have already had (have) lunch, so we are now getting ready to go to the beach.
I have not put (not put) on my swimming costume yet – I’m going to do it now. Mum and Dad have already finished (finish) making the picnic, so I think we’re nearly ready to go!
Anyway, I must go, but I hope you haven't missed (not miss) me too much!
See you soon,
Alicia
In the email, we are using the Present Perfect tense to describe actions that have occurred in the past but are still relevant in the present.
1. "We have just arrived (arrive) at our holiday house by the sea." - "Have just arrived" is the correct usage because it indicates a recent action that has just happened.
2. "I have already unpacked (unpack) my bag" - "Have already unpacked" is used to express that the action of unpacking the bag was completed before the present moment.
3. "We have already had (have) lunch" - "Have already had" is the correct form to indicate that the action of having lunch occurred in the past but is still relevant in the present.
4. "So are now getting ready to go to the beach" - This part does not require the Present Perfect tense. The simple present tense "are now getting" is used to describe the current action of getting ready.
5. "I have not put (not put) on my swimming costume yet" - "Have not put" is used to indicate that the action of putting on the swimming costume has not been done until now.
6. "I’m going to do it now" - This part is in the simple future tense to express a planned action that will happen in the near future.
7. "Mum and Dad have already finished (finish) making the picnic" - "Have already finished" is used to show that the action of finishing making the picnic occurred before the present moment and is still relevant.
8. "I hope you haven't missed (not miss) me too much!" - "Haven't missed" is the correct usage of the negative form in the Present Perfect tense to indicate that the action of missing Alicia should not have happened until now.
By using the appropriate forms of "just," "already," and the Present Perfect tense, we accurately convey the sequence and timing of the actions in the email.