Now, Just & Already

Give me the answer to this question: Have you had lunch? (Use "already" in your answer.)

Have they _____ finished redecorating your house? That was quick!

You've finished your dinner _____ ! You must have been starving!

Don't come in here with those muddy shoes!! I have _____ cleaned this floor!!!

I don't want to see "Hunger Games" at the cinema again. I've _____ seen it twice.

I called to make an offer on the flat but it's _____ been sold.

_____ my sister has made a big cake! The one she made last month wasn't nearly as big!

_____ the Dutchess has given her first speech. It has been streaming live!

Answer this question: What is a new movie that you have seen recently? (Use "just" in your answer.)

Oh, nothing for me, thank you. I've _____ eaten. I had dinner ten minutes ago.

Kathy knows all about pizza and pasta, don't you Kathy? You've _____ returned from a month in Italy.

I doubt he wants to sell that phone. He's only _____ bought it.

What is the past participle of "lose"?

What is the past participle of "put"?

Jasmine did not try sushi in October. Jasmine tried sushi in February. Create a present perfect sentence, you must use: "Jasmine", "Hot Pot", "tried", "now"

They have bought a new car _____. They couldn't wait another minute!

What is the past participle of "bring"?

I'm sorry. You have _____ missed Katie. She left the office about three minutes ago!

He has picked up his new laptop _____. He's very excited to open it!

Yes, I know David. We have _____ been introduced. It was at a party last week.

_____ my father has gone to bed. It's his usual bedtime.

Oh, what a surprise! I've _____ seen your sister. Is your whole family here too?