JUST, ALREADY AND YET

JUST, ALREADY AND YET

JUST

• This indicates that the action has been completed very recently.

• Within the sentence you must place it after the auxiliary verb and also before the participle verb.

ALREADY

• It refers to something that has happened earlier or sooner than expected and is translated as "now" in Spanish.

• It goes between the have and the participle.

YET

• It is used in negative sentences and questions.

• "Yet" goes to the end of the sentence.

EXERCISES

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD FOR EACH SENTENCE.

Multiple Choice

1. Tony …………………… his homework. (do)

-USE JUST-

• has just done

• have just did

Multiple Choice

2. The family …………………… on holidays to the sea. (go)

• have just went

• has just gont

• have just gone

Multiple Choice

3. The postman …………………… two letters for my mom. (deliver)

• have just delivered

• has just delivert

• has just delivered

Multiple Choice

1. Gina …………………… her dog for a walk. (take)

-USE ALREADY-

• have already took

• has already taken

• is already take

Multiple Choice

2. Mrs. Harrison …………………… that Math problem. (teach)

• have already teached

• has already tought

• has already toought

Multiple Choice

2. My sister …………………… some cake. (eat)

• has already eaten

• have already ate

• has already eated

Multiple Choice

3. The three kids …………………… soccer in the park. (play)

• have already played

• has already plays

• are play already