It isn't a very good party. Most people have _____ _____ _____ home. (GO) (ALREADY, JUST, YET)
HAVE ALREADY GONE
My hair is wet because I _____ _____ _____ a shower. (HAVE) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HAVE JUST HAD
You _____ _____ the bus _____. It's leaving in a minute (NOT MISS) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HAVEN'T MISSED ... YET
We _____ _____ _____ that film twice this year. I don't want to watch it a third time! (WATCH) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HAVE ALREADY WATCHED
The programme _____ _____ _____. We have time to get home to watch it. (NOT START) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HASN'T STARTED YET
My son _____ _____ _____ to bed, so try to be quiet and not make a noise. (GO) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HAS JUST GONE
Don't come in here with those muddy shoes! I _____ _____ _____ the floor. (CLEAN) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HAVE JUST CLEANED
_____ your mother ______ her presents _____? (OPEN) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HAS .... OPENED ... YET
She _____ ______ the email _____. She is going to do it in some minutes. (SEND) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HASN'T SENT ... YET
I _____ _____ _____ from work. Just a couple of minutes ago. (ARRIVE) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HAVE JUST ARRIVED
I _____ _____ breakfast _____. (HAVE) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HAVEN'T HAD ... YET
Richard _____ ______ _____ me three times today! He's so annoying! (CALL) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HAS ALREADY CALLED
He _____ ______ his work _____. That's why he's in such a hurry! (NOT FINISH) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HASN'T FINISHED ... YET
_____ you _____ the English verbs ____? (LEARN) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HAVE YOU LEARNT
Susan has visited London. She _____ _____ _____ from there. (ARRIVE) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HAS JUST ARRIVED
-Where is John? -He _____ ____ ____. (LEAVE) (ALREADY - JUST - YET)
HAS JUST LEFT
