Use of present perfect

Hi,Anon. Will you provide us with an example?

Strictly speaking, no. Something "ongoing" usually takes Present Progressive. Give us some examples and we will help you to figure out.

Hi,
How about something like this?
I have almost finished my homework.

Best wishes, Clive.

Hi, Clive. That's why I asked for examples.

I'm still eating my cheeseburger.

Is it possible not to use P

Hi,
I'm still eating my cheeseburger.

Is it possible not to use Present Perfect here? Sure. Sounds fine. Here are a few other things you could say.

I still haven't finished my cheeseburger.

I still haven't finished eating my cheeseburger.

Other common, related adverbs are 'almost' and 'yet'.

Well, let's see what kind of examples the

Thank you, Clive.

Thanks. I didn't have any examples in mind when I wrote the first post. Sorry. So, can we use present perfect with an adverb that denote something that is unfinished? I think I heard or saw from someone or somewhere that you can't.

Hi,
Is there something that you don't like about the examples I already gave?

Clive