Rewrite: I don’t want lunch. I finished eating.
I don’t want lunch. I JUST finished eating.
Correct: Have you yet seen the doctor?
Have you seen the doctor YET?
Rewrite: I don't know how's my grandma. She hasn't called.
I don't know how's my grandma. She hasn't called YET.
Correct: He just has bought a new phone.
He has JUST bought a new phone.
Make a question with YET.
Rewrite: I’m not thirsty. I’ve had some water.
I’m not thirsty. I’ve JUST had some water.
Rewrite: Be quiet! The baby has fallen asleep.
Be quiet! The baby has JUST fallen asleep.
Rewrite: She can’t come. She hasn’t done her homework.
She can’t come. She hasn’t done her homework YET.
Make a negative sentence with YET.
Correct: He has just took the bus.
He has just TAKEN the bus.
Rewrite: Hurry up! Have you finished?
Hurry up! Have you finished YET?
Rewrite: Wow, that was quick! We’ve finished the task.
Wow, that was quick! We’ve ALREADY finished the task.
Correct: We have just went home.
We have just GONE home.
Correct: I already have finished my history project.
I have ALREADY finished my history project.
Correct: She has finished already her homework.
She has already finished her homework.
Make a question with YET.
Rewrite: Have they got their exam results?
Have they got their exam results YET?
Correct: I have seen that movie yet.
I HAVEN'T seen that movie yet.
Rewrite: Is your sister coming? Has she called you?
Is your sister coming? Has she called you YET?
Make a sentence with ALREADY.
Correct: The lesson hasn't yet started.
The lesson hasn't started YET.
Rewrite: You don’t need to cook. I’ve made dinner.
You don’t need to cook. I’ve ALREADY made dinner.
Make a sentence with JUST.