The children on the beach are very excited. (see/ the sea before)
The children have never seen the sea before.
My parents are relaxing in the sitting room. (get/home from work)
My parents have just got home from work.
I'm very hungry. (not have/ breakfast)
I haven't had breakfast yet.
I've _________ realized how beautiful you are.
already
yet
just
never
John's room looks great. (tidy/it)
John's just tidied it.
Jack is nervous about his trip to London. (go/to/the UK before)
He's never been to the UK before.
Your daughter has _______ returned home. You don't have to worry anymore.
never
yet
just
already
Do you hear that noise? (train / arrive)
The train las just arrived.
Emma isn't going to the cinema with her friends. (see/the film twice)
Emma's already seen the film twice.
Would you like to have dinner with us? No, thanks. I've ________ had dinner.
never
yet
just
already
No, you cousin hasn't come to the party _______
never
yet
just
already
Rosie is going to be late for school (not wake up)
Rosie hasn't woken up yet
I'm a very lucky person (have / nightmares)
I have never had nightmares.
Haven't you finished your food ______ ? No, I'm still eating, Mum.
just
already
yet
never
John doesn't need to borrow that book. (read/ it)
John's already read it.