Say if the given below words and phrases express finished or unfinished time. Make up sentences of your own with them to Illustrate the difference. Today, yesterday, this morning, ever, never, always, when I was nine, until I was nine, since I was nine, after I got up, since I got up, three years ago, for the last three years, this year, last year, for the last year, in 1998, since 1997, recently, lately, so far, just now, just, up till now.

Finished time: yesterday, when I was nine, until I was nine, after I got up, three years ago, last year, in 1998, recently, for the last year;

Unfinished time: today, this morning, ever, always, never, since I was nine, since I got up, for the last three years, this year, since 1997, lately, so far, just now, just, up till now.

1) I am going to watch a film today. 2) I went to school yesterday. 3) I have already typed 10 letters this morning. 4) Have you ever been to Madrid? 5) I have never driven a car. 6) I always prefer fruits to candies. 7) I broke my arm when I was nine. 8) I believed in Santa Claus until I was nine. 9) I am learning English since I was nine. 10) I brushed my teeth after I got up. 11) I haven't stopped working since I got up. 12) I entered the university three years ago. 13) I have been living in this flat for the last three years. 14) I'm moving to London this year. 15) I started dating Tom last year. 16) I was studying hard for the last year. 17) We bought this house in 1998. 18) I have been working as a doctor since 1997. 19) I've read that book recently. 20) She hasn't been looking well lately. 21) I haven't met my neighbours so far. 22) They are talking to me just now. 23) I have just received your message. 24) I'm driving my father's car up till now.