Application goal: Using yet in questions and negatives.
Use have or has plus a past participle to discuss experience without naming a finished past time. Ever is common in questions and never says the experience has not happened.
Context: Completing today's tasks. Identify the wording that achieves this goal, then adapt the details to a situation of your own.
Use have or has plus a past participle to discuss experience without naming a finished past time. Ever is common in questions and never says the experience has not happened.
Context: Completing today's tasks. Identify the wording that achieves this goal, then adapt the details to a situation of your own.
Practical examples
They have not replied yet.
لم يردوا بعد.
I have checked my email twice this morning.
راجعت بريدي الإلكتروني مرتين هذا الصباح.
I will call them after lunch if we still have no reply.
سأتصل بهم بعد الغداء إذا لم نتلق ردًا حتى ذلك الوقت.