you / finish / reading that book? (just, already, yet)
Have you finished reading that book yet?
he / not / go / shopping. (just, already, yet)
He hasn't gone shopping yet.
he / not open / his present. ( just, already, yet)
He hasn't opened his present yet.
he / brush / his teeth. Now his mouth feels really fresh and clean. (just, already, yet)
He has just brushed his teeth.
I am so tired because I / work out. (just, already, yet)
I have just worked out.
she / see / that movie many times. (just, already, yet)
She has already seen that movie many times.
he / be / swimming? (just, already, yet)
Has he been swimming yet?
I / clean / the house an hour ago. (just, already, yet)
I have already cleaned the house a while ago.
you / hear / his new song? (just, already, yet)
Have you heard his new song yet?
He is hungry because he / not / eat. (just, already, yet)
He hasn't eaten yet.
