JUST, ALREADY & YET just (very recently)  I’ve just seen Bob. already (before the present time  I’ve already read that book. yet (still, until the present time)  I’m hungry. I haven’t had lunch yet.

Have you finished your homework _________? yet

I’ve _____________ read those books you lent me, have you got any more? already

Take your shoes off! I’ve ___________ cleaned the floor! just

I haven’t been to the new library _________, have you? yet

Oh not “Titanic” again! I’ve ____________ seen that film twice! already

Oh! I’m sorry you’ve _________ missed Janet. She’s gone to the bank. just

Why has Janet gone to the bank? She’s ____________ been there twice this week? already

I’ve ____________ cleaned the lounge and I just have the bedrooms to do now. already

Bob’s in the living room. He’s __________ arrived home from work. just

I haven’t had dinner __________. I was just having a rest. yet

Maria, have you made the beds __________? yet

Sally has only ___________ started her homework! just

Has Bob opened his presents ________ ? yet

Sally has ____________ done her maths,, she just has her French to do now. already

Has the postman come ________? yet

Don’t leave ___________! I want to speak to you. yet

Someone’s ____________ put a letter in the door. just

“What time is Bob arriving?” “He’s ____________ arrived, he’s talking to the boss.” just

“Shall I make dinner?” “No, I’ve ____________ made it, it’s in the oven.” already

I’ve ___________ seen Chris crossing the road. He must be coming here. just

Have you been to the new library ___________? yet