I ___ finished my interview 2 minutes ago.
yet
just
already
We haven't seen that ____.
just
already
yet
I have ________ heard that song before.
yet
just
already
Charles has _________ been to Paris. It was three years ago, and he loved the city.
just
yet
already
You ___ missed her, she was here 2 minutes ago.
already
just
yet
I haven't finished the homework ____.
yet
just
already
Have you spoken to her ___?
already
just
yet
My mother is ____ here.
yet
just
already
We use ____ to talk about something that happened very recently.
just
already
yet
We use ____ to talk about something that has happened, but we don't exactly say when.
just
yet
already
We use ___ to talk about something that hasn't happened but is expected to happen.
already
just
yet
___ is always at the end of the sentence or a question.
just
yet
already
Just, already, and yet, are commonly used with the _____ tense.
past tense
present simple
present perfect
Choose the sentence written in the present perfect.
I am in Paris.
I went to Paris.
I have been to Paris before.
Choose the question written in the present perfect.
I have drank my coffee?
Have drink coffee.
Has he drunk his coffee?
Choose the sentence written in the present perfect.
We work on that.
We haven't worked on that yet.
We worked on that.
