Question

1- I have always loved animals, that Is why i have had 3 dogs since I was a child.
Quantos verbos no Past Participle há na frase acima?

A) 1
B) 4
C) 5
D) 3
E) 2

2- Ambos advérbios "yet" e "already" podem ser ultilizados com sentido de "Já". Quando isso ocorre?

A) When both are used in interrogative senteces.
B) When "yet" Is used in interrogative senteces and "already" is used in affirmative sentences.
C) When both are in negative sentences.
D) When "yet" is used in negative sentences. and "already" is used in affirmative sentences.
E) When both are in affirmative sentences.​

Answer 1

⇒⇒  Past participle

1- I have always loved animals, that Is why I have had 3 dogs since I was a child.

Quantos verbos no ''Past Participle'' há na frase acima?

A) 1

B) 4

C) 5

D) 3

E) 2     ✅   (loved / had >> estão acompanhados de ''have'')

2- Ambos advérbios "yet" e "already" podem ser utilizados com sentido de "Já". Quando isso ocorre?

A) When both are used in interrogative sentences. ✅  

exemplos:

Have you already been to Italy? - Você já esteve na Itália?

Has Helen bought the book yet? - A Helen já comprou o livro?

B) When "yet" Is used in interrogative sentences and "already" is used in affirmative sentences.    ✅  

Exemplos:

Has Tom arrived at home yet?  - O Tom já chegou em casa?

Tom has already arrived at home. - O Tom já chegou em casa.

C) When both are in negative sentences. ❌

D) When "yet" is used in negative sentences. and "already" is used in affirmative sentences.    ❌

E) When both are in affirmative sentences.​ ❌

Explicação:

ALREADY = JÁ   >>> usado nas frases afirmativas  em qualquer tempo verbal e  nas frases interrogativas no ''past perfect'' ou ''simple present'' -  ações que aconteceram antes do que esperávamos >>> usado no ''present perfect'' entre o verbo auxiliar ''have'' e o verbo principal no particípio

David has already arrived.

Has David already arrived?

YET >>> não é usado no passado >>> em sentenças negativas significa ''ainda'' e interrogativas significa ''já'' >>> vai sempre no final da frase

David hasn't arrived yet. - David ainda não chegou.

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