Just, yet, already, still: Present Perfect | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

I'm sure she's on her way. I've ____ seen her in reception.

I'm sure she's on her way. I've JUST seen her in reception.

They said they'd have the results yesterday but they _____ haven't phoned.

They said they'd have the results yesterday but they STILL haven't phoned.

A:Is Joseph here? B: Oh, he's _____ left, I'm afraid.

A:Is Joseph here? B: Oh, he's JUST left, I'm afraid.

They say they sent it two weeks ago but it _____ hasn't arrived.

They say they posted it two weeks ago but it STILL hasn't arrived.

Mike's _______ called. Can you ring him back, please?

Mike's JUST called. Can you ring him back, please?

I haven't finished it _____. I'll do it after dinner.

I haven't finished it YET. I'll do it after dinner.

Have you had lunch ________? I'm going to the canteen now if you want to come.

Have you had lunch YET? I'm going to the canteen now if you want to come.

They project deadline was yesterday but they ______ haven't finished the report.

They project deadline was yesterday but they STILL haven't finished the report.

She _____ hasn't replied to my email. Maybe she's out of office.

She STILL hasn't replied to my email. Maybe she's out of office.

He wanted to watch the Beckham documentary but I've ______ seen it.

He wanted to watch the Beckham documentary but I've ALREADY seen it.

I've ______ spent my salary and it's two weeks before payday.

I've ALREADY spent my salary and it's two weeks before payday.

I've _____ had lunch but I'll join you for coffee.

I've ALREADY/JUST had lunch but I'll join you for coffee.

I _______ haven't called Claudia to see how she is.

I STILL haven't called Claudia to see how she is.

We haven't decided what to do ______.

We haven't decided what to do YET.

I've ______ seen James. He's really enjoying his new job.

I've JUST seen James. He's really enjoying his new job.