I’ve done the homework already.
I’ve already done the homework.
I have already done the homework.

I’ve seen the movie already.
I’ve already seen the movie.
I have already seen the movie.

She’s left already.
She’s already left.
She has already left.

I’ve been in Bali already.
I’ve already been in Bali.
I have already been in Bali.

I’ve eaten it already.
I’ve already eaten it.
I have already eaten it.

They’ve forgotten it already.
They’ve already forgotten it.
They have already forgotten it.

I’ve paid it already.
I’ve already paid it.
I have already paid it.

I’ve heard it already.
I’ve already heard it.
I have already heard it.

I’ve talked with her already.
I’ve already talked with her.
I have already talked with her.

I’ve read that book already.
I’ve already read that book.
I have already read that book.

Study This Example

Reading novel is my hobby.
Watching movie is her favorite hobby.
Her profession is a teacher.
Playing tennis is my favorite sport.

Question and Answer.

Are you a teacher?
Yes, teaching is my profession.

Is Samuel a marketing manager?
Yes, managing is his job.

Are you a fisherman?
Yes, fishing is my occupation.

Is she a painter?
Yes, painting is her hobby.

Are they students?
Yes, learning is their daily tasks.

Is John a presenter?
Yes, presenting is his profession.

Are you an building construction engineer?
Yes, constructing a building is my occupation.

Are they nurses in that private hospital?
Yes, nursing is their profession.

Are you making money from writing?
Yes, writing is my job.

Is she an accountant?
Yes, accounting is her job?

Are you a banker?
Yes, banking is my profession.

Is she the marketing manager?
Yes, marketing is her occupation.

Plan.
Planning.
I have a plan.
I have a business plan.
I plan to go to your home.
I plan to do the homework.
I plan to do something tomorrow.
I plan to achieve something.
I plan to do a business.
I plan to go to Bali.
What do you plan to do for the Christmas holiday?
What will you do during the Christmas day?
Imagine about your future.

Think about your future.
Create a picture about your future.
What your life will be like in the future?
What will you do create a successful future?
What do you plan to do to achieve your goals?
Do you have a definite goals?
Do you have a definite plan?
What will you do to make your plan real?
What do you want to achieve?
What do you plan to do?
What will you do tomorrow?
I want to do something.
I want to do something different.
I want to do something extraordinary.
Take your time to carry out your plan.
Organize your time to achieve the best.
What is your plan for the future?
I imagine I’ll go to Bali instead of going to Jakarta.
Will you tell you plan to me?
Let me know about your plan.
Let me know about what you plan to do.
Let me know about what you are looking for.
Let me know about what you want to achieve in this life.
Are you satisfied with what you’ve achieved?
Do you want to change the course of your life?
What about that you want to achieve during your life on earth?
What do you want to be?
What do you want about your future life?
Let do you expect.
Let me know about your expectation.

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We’ve never been to Europe before.
We haven’t either.
Neither have we.
I’ve never read this novel.
I haven’t either.
Neither have I.
Jack’s never read this book.
I haven’t either.
Neither have I.
I haven’t been to Korea.
I haven’t either.
Neither have I.
I haven’t been to New Zealand.
Neither have I.
I haven’t either.

We’ve never been there before.
Neither have we.
We haven’t either.
We’ve never been to Tokyo before.
We haven’t either.
Neither have we.
I’ve never met Mr. Gates.
Neither have I.
I haven’t either.
I haven’t spoken Japanese for a long time.
Neither have I.
I haven’t either.
I haven’t heard any news about earthquake in Indonesia.
I haven’t either.
Neither have I.
I’ve never been to France.
I haven’t either.
Neither have I.
I haven’t eaten breakfast yet.
I haven’t either.
Neither have I.

The Use of Since and For.

I haven’t seen her since 2005.
I haven’t seen her since last week.
I haven’t seen her since morning.
I haven’t seen her since she left here.
I haven’t seen her since she was a little girl.

I’ve lived here for a few weeks.
I’ve lived here for only a few months.
I’ve lived here for four weeks.
I’ve lived here for several months.
I’ve lived here for two years.
I’ve lived here for several years.

I’ve lived here several weeks.
I’ve lived here five weeks.
I’ve lived here a long time.
I’ve lived here since 2005.

We’ve known her since she was three years old.
We’ve known her for several months.
We’ve known her for a long time.
We’ve known her for about three months.
We’ve known her since she came here to live.
We’ve known her for three or four months.
We’ve known her since last year.
We’ve known her for several days.
We’ve known her for only a few weeks.
We’ve known her for only a few months.
We’ve known her since she was a child.
We’ve known her for years.

Have you ever been in Europe?
Yes, I’ve been there.
No, I’ve never been there.

Have you ever watched this movie?
Yes, I’ve watched it.
No, I’ve never watched it.

Has Matthew ever studied Japanese?
Yes, he’s studied it.
No, he’s never studied it.

Have you ever written a book?
Yes, I’ve written a book.
No, I’ve never written one.

Has Mary ever tried to cook this recipe?
Yes, she’s tried to cook it.
No, she’s never tried to cook it.

Have you ever ridden a horse?
Yes, I’ve ridden one.
No, I’ve never ridden one.

Have you ever been in Bali?
Yes, I’ve been there.
No, I’ve never been there.

Have you ever met my sister?
Yes, I’ve met her.
No, I’ve never met her.

Have they seen the movie?
Yes they have.

Have they eaten the lunch?
No, they haven’t.

Has she left?
Yes, she has.

Have they done the assignments?
No, they haven’t.

Has he called?
Yes, he has.

Have they met him?
No, they haven’t.

Have they arranged everythings?
Yes, they have.

Have you written the letter?
Yes, I have.

Have you bought the ticket?
Yes, I have.

Have you seen her?
Yes, I have.

Have they forgetten about it?
Yes, they have.

Has she called her mom?
Yes, she has.

Has he finished the homework?
Yes, he has.

Have you read the magazine?
No, I haven’t.

Have she taken the test?
No, she hasn’t.

Have they made the decision about the business?
Yes, they have.