I have ______ taken the pies from the over. Watch out! they are very hot.
just
A: Carol, have you finished the history essay ______? / B: I have ______. Have you?
yet / already
Have you ______ seen a lion in real life? (I’m asking if this has happened in your life.)
never
just
ever
already
He has ______ eaten sushi. (He doesn’t know what it tastes like.)
never
ever
yet
already
He has ______ left the office. (He is not there - you are late.)
yet
already
never
just
He has ______ bought the tickets. (They are in his hands.)
just
already
ever
yet
Tom, have you talked to Mr. Furtado about the report _______?
yet
Have you ______ visited another country? (I want to know if you have traveled abroad.)
ever
yet
never
already
We haven’t finished that movie ______. (We are still waiting to watch it.)
ever
yet
just
already
They have ______ arrived at school. (They walked in one minute ago.)
ever
just
already
never
I have ______ seen this movie before. (I remember watching it.)
just
yet
never
already
You'd better take off these shoes because I've ______ mopped the floor.
just
I haven't finished _____. But, at least, I have _____ scheduled an apointment with his secretary.
yet / already
She has ______ cleaned her room. (It was messy, but now it is tidy.)
yet
already
never
just
I have ______ tried pineapple pizza before. (It’s my first time!)
ever
just
already
never
He has ______ been to the USA. (He doesn’t have a passport.)
yet
just
never
ever
She has ______ arrived. (She walked in one minute ago.)
yet
already
just
ever
Have you finished your homework ______? (I’m asking if it is done.)
already
yet
ever
just
We haven’t started the test ______. (The teacher hasn’t said “begin.”)
already
never
yet
just
Have you packed your suitcase ______? (I’m asking if it is ready.)
ever
already
never
yet
Have you ______ eaten sushi? (I want to know if you have tried it in your life.)
already
yet
never
ever