Lesson: Already & Yet

Present perfect: yet, just, already

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Multiple Choice

Those birds have..........flown in the sky.

• yet

• just

• ever

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence

• I have already baked a cake.

• Have already they cut a paper?

• She has not come to the party already.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence.

• We just have swam in the river

• They have not yet tried archery.

• She has not bought a new car yet.

Multiple Choice

They have ...................run the marathon.

• already

• yet

• ever

Multiple Choice

Pedro and Leticia..................just finished their homework.

• have

• has

Multiple Choice

Has she ever....................a letter to her mom?

• wrote

• write

• written

Multiple Choice

I have not cheated during in an exam.............

• already

• just

• yet

Multiple Choice

I have not read a book .......

• already

• just

• yet

Multiple Choice

I have..............understood the English class.

• already

• ever

• yet

Multiple Choice

Bill: Do you want to borrow this book?

Ric: No thanks. I have __________ read it. I read it last year.

• just

• yet

• already

Multiple Choice

Mom: Switch the TV off! It's late!

Me: But the film hasn't finished ___________

• just

• yet

• already

Fill in the Blank

Mum: Hi, Will. Are you having a good time with your penfriend in Paris?

Will: Yes, I am. It’s great. I ____________1 (be) with Pascal for three days now

Fill in the Blank

We __________________ (already / do) lots of sightseeing.

Fill in the Blank

Mum. I’d better go. Someone ________________ (just / knock) at my door.

ALREADY

• We use ALREADY in positive sentences.

• Sha has ALREADY done her homework.

YET

• We use YET in negative sentences?

• Maria has not fallen from the stairs yet.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence

• I have already baked a cake.

• She has not come to the party already.

• Have already they cut a paper?

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence.

• We just have swam in the river

• They have not yet tried archery.

• She has not bought a new car yet.

We use JUST to say that something happened a very short time ago.

Have , Has + Just + verb (past participle)

Ex: She has just started studying math.

We use ALREADY to say that something happened before now.

Have,Has + Already + past participle

I've already taken more than 100 photos.

Multiple Choice

They have _______ finished English lesson.

They are studying math lesson now.

• Already

• Yet

• Just

We use not.....yet to say that something hasn't happened before now, and we use yet to ask questions. Yet usually comes at the end of the sentence.

Ex: I haven't learnt the song yet.

Multiple Choice

TEACHER: Today we are going to start unit 3.

We haven't started unit 4 _______ .

• Yet

• Just

• Already

This is how we ask questions and answer with "yet"

- Have you read the book yet?

- Yes, I have.

- No, I haven't.