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Adverbs in present perfect - Coggle Diagram
Adverbs in present perfect
Frequency adverbs
She has always been my friend
I have never worked with him.
Never – Nunca.
Hardly ever, rarely, seldom – Casi nunca, raramente. ...
Sometimes, occasionally – A veces. ...
Often, frequently – A menudo. ...
Usually, normally, generally – Normalmente. ...
Always – Siempre, es decir el 100% de las veces. – ...
They usually go between the auxiliary and the participle of the verb.
Already
It means "already". It is used in affirmative sentences and in some questions.
I have already studied.
I have studied already.
Since + momento concreto de tiempo
I haven't studied since Tuesday.
Yet
It means "already", "yet", "yet". It is used in negative and interrogative sentences.
It is always placed at the end of the sentence and the answer can be affirmative or negative.
I have not studied yet.
Never
It means "never". It goes in affirmative sentences to avoid double negative. It is placed between "to have" and the past participle
She has never studied English.
Ever
Have you ever studied English?
It means "sometime". It is used in interrogative sentences and is placed before the past participle.
For + período de tiempo
I have studied for three days.
