4 Complete the sentences using already, just or yet and the words in brackets. 1 I've already been ______ (I / be) to London, Paris and Rome. I visited them all during a trip in 2009. 2 ______ (I / not climb) Mount Fuji, but I really want to do it one day. 3 ______ (we / ski) for thirty kilometres through the forest. We're tired and cold. Can we get something hot to drink here? 4 ______ (Paul / complete) his journey across the Amazon rainforest. He got back a month ago and is now planning his next journey. 5 ______ (you / read) today's newspaper? There's an interesting interview with Wong How Man in it. 6 ______ (Sally / completed) the Atlantic Challenge. It took 50 days to row across the ocean! 5 Write one word in each gap to complete the article.

Present perfect with already, just and yet

4. Complete the sentences using already, just or yet and the words in brackets.

• 1 I've already been to London, Paris and Rome. I visited them all during a trip in 2009.
• 2 I haven't climbed Mount Fuji, but I really want to do it one day.
• 3 We've just skied for thirty kilometres through the forest. We're tired and cold. Can we get something hot to drink here?
• 4 Has Paul completed his journey across the Amazon rainforest? He got back a month ago and is now planning his next journey.
• 5 Have you read today's newspaper? There's an interesting interview with Wong How Man in it.
• 6 Has Sally completed the Atlantic Challenge? It took 50 days to row across the ocean!

5. Write one word in each gap to complete the article.

... by boat

In the sixteenth century, Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan led the first expedition to sail around the world. Unfortunately, he did not complete the whole journey he died in a battle near Mactan Island in the Philippines. Since then, many other adventurers have tried to sail, fly walk, cycle and ride around the globe.

... on horseback

Have you heard of Ezra Cooley? He might not be as famous as Magellan, but this young American cowboy has some amazing adventures. He has always wanted to be the first person to accomplish something, he says. So in 2006, Ezra left his hometown Chico, in California, and began his journey around the world... on horseback! He has ridden across America and Australia, but he has been to Europe or Asia. On his American trip in 2007, he survived freezing temperatures during an ice storm in Oklahoma, met a grizzly bear in the Rocky Mountains, rode through Manhattan to see the Statue of Liberty, and he has been even a guest at the White House! Ezra has raised a lot of money for children's charities. He has started writing a book about his expedition.

... in a hot-air balloon