1- I have always loved animals, that Is why i have had 3 dogs...

⇒⇒  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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