Jack is nervous about his trip to London. (go/to/the UK before)
He's never been to the UK before.
John's room looks great. (tidy/it)
John's just tidied it.
Emma isn't going to the cinema with her friends. (see/the film twice)
Emma's already seen the film twice.
Rosie is going to be late for school (not wake up)
Rosie hasn't woken up yet
My parents are relaxing in the sitting room. (get/home from work)
My parents have just got home from work.
I'm very hungry. (not have/ breakfast)
I haven't had breakfast yet.
John doesn't need to borrow that book. (read/ it)
John's already read it.
The children on the beach are very excited. (see/ the sea before)
The children have never seen the sea before.
Do you hear that noise? (train / arrive)
The train las just arrived.
No, you cousin hasn't come to the party _______
already
yet
never
just
Your daughter has _______ returned home. You don't have to worry anymore.
already
never
just
yet
Haven't you finished your food ______ ? No, I'm still eating, Mum.
just
never
already
yet
I'm a very lucky person (have / nightmares)
I have never had nightmares.
I've _________ realized how beautiful you are.
never
yet
already
just
Would you like to have dinner with us? No, thanks. I've ________ had dinner.
already
yet
just
never
