They / get married (just)
They have just got married
I / not buy anything (yet)
I have not bought anything yet (I haven't)
They / leave their house (already)
They have already left the house/they have left the house already
He / close his suitcase (just)
He has just closed his suitcase
The girl / eat all of the chocolates (just)
The girl has just eaten all of the chocolates
The woman / not find a job (yet)
The woman has not found a job yet (hasn't)
They / buy a new house (just)
They have just bought a new house
The man / not learn to ski (yet)
The man hasn't learnt to ski yet
She / finish university (already)
She has already finished university
The man / turn on the water (just)
The man has just turned on the water
We / speak to the doctor (already)
We have already spoken to the doctor
They / not book a DJ for the party (yet)
They haven't booked a DJ for the party yet
You / finish your tea? (yet)
Have you finished your tea yet?
I / be on a trip to Italy (just)
I have just been on a trip to Italy
He / not arrive home (yet)
He has not arrived home yet
We / pay for the TV (already)
We have already paid for the TV
