They (be) to London.
They have ALREADY been to London.
He (not do) his homework.
He hasn't done his homework YET.
INTERROGATIVE: He (buy) a car.
Has he bought a car YET?
INTERROGATIVE: They (get) the tickets.
Have they gotten the tickets YET?
They (go) shopping.
They have ALREADY gone shopping.
They (release) "Higher Power".
They have ALREADY released "Higher Power".
Santa Claus (give) their gifts.
Santa Claus has ALREADYgiven their gifts.
I (not play) The Sims 4.
I haven't played The Sims 4 YET.
She (not make) her bed.
She hasn't made her bed YET.
INTERROGATIVE: She (have) breakfast.
Has she had breakfast YET?
We (not choose) what movie to watch.
We haven't chosen what movie to watch YET.
They (sell) their house.
They have ALREADY sold their house.
INTERROGATIVE: The boy (put on) his shoes.
Has the boy put on his shoes YET?
I (see) Money Heist.
I have ALREADY seen Money Heist.