Pete has ___________ had dinner.
already
yet
They’ve __________ finished their test, so they’re very happy.
just
yet
She (upload/just) some photos.
She has just uploaded some photos.
Have you sent that email _________?
already
yet
We haven’t bought our new uniforms ________.
just
yet
Have you learned your words for the play ________?
yet
We don’t know anyone. We’ve ___________ moved here.
already
just
Niki has _______ cleaned her room—she finished two hours ago.
already
Have the children gone to bed _____?
yet
Don’t step on the floor! I’ve ______ mopped it!
just
He hasn’t started his homework ___________
already
yet
Tim has _______ repaired his bike.
yet
just
He doesn’t want to see that movie again. He’s _________ seen it twice.
already
They (see/just) a movie.
They have just seen a movie.
It (rain/just).
It has just rained.
Oh, no! I’ve ________ dropped the paint!
just
We’ve ________ been to that campsite. We went last year.
already
They (made/just) some origami animals.
They have just made some origami animals
We (clean/have) the car.
We have just cleaned the car.
Look! I’ve _____ written my first blog post.
just
Jen hasn’t finished her homework_____.
yet
just
Pat hasn’t visited her cousins _____________.
yet
He (fall/just) off his bike.
He has just fallen off his bike.
My project is going really well. I’ve ___________ done most of it.
just
already
I have ________ finished playing soccer, and I am tired!
just
They haven’t finished their art project __________
yet
Have they found the way out _________?
already
yet
This book was so easy to read — I’ve ________ finished it
already
just