He (just/finish) running
He has just finished running
Sara (already/buy) the ingredients
Sara has already bought the ingredients
Sam (eat/yet) the cake
Sam hasn´t eaten the cake yet
They (already/do) their homework
They have already done their homework
Tom (just/write) a letter
Tom has just written a letter
The boy (post/yet) the letter
The boy hasn´t posted the letter yet
Amy (finish/yet)
Amy hasn´t finished her work yet
Tom and Sara (already/pack) their case
Tom and Sara have already packed their case
She (just/have) a shower
She has just had a shower
Sara (just/put) the cake in the oven
Sara has just put the cake in the oven
Ann (just/but) the shirt
Ann has just bought the shirt
Tom (alreay/buy) a stamp
Tom has already bought a stamp
Tom and Sara (catch/yet) their flight
Tom and Sara haven´t caught their flight yet
Jane (do/yet) the washing up
Jane hasn´t done the washing up yet