Have you started jogging _____ ?
yet
I've ____ had a shower. My hair is wet.
just
Go to the board and put this sentence in order: she's / there / three / already / Yes, / hours / been / for
Yes, she's already been there for three hours.
Go to the board and put this sentence in order: just / spoken / I've / to / Grace
I've just spoken to Grace.
Go to the board and rewrite this sentence using already! "I've spent all my holiday money".
I've already spent all my holiday money.
Go to the board and rewrite this sentence using just, already or yet! "Diana hasn't phoned from the airport".
Diana hasn't phoned from the airport yet.
Go to the board and rewrite this sentence using just! "Simon's arrived at the bus station"
Simon's just arrived at the bus station.
We use ____ when something happened a short time ago.
Just
We use ____ when something hasn't happened, but will probably happen at some point in the future.
Yet
We use ____ when something has happened sooner than expected.
Already
