Yet and already

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• Have you seen yet the weather forecast?

• Have you seen the weather forecast yet?

• Have you already seen the weather forecast?

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• The rain already has started.

• Already the rain has started.

• The rain has already started.

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• I haven't heard any thunder yet.

• I haven't yet heard any thunder .

• I haven't already heard any thunder .

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• Has the storm ended yet? I want to go out.

• Has the storm ended already? I want to go out.

• Has the storm ended just? I want to go out.

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• There is a program about hurricanes on TV. It has just started.

• There is a program about hurricanes on TV. It has yet started.

• There is a program about hurricanes on TV. It has started already.

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• I haven't eaten yet.

• I haven't already eaten.

• I haven't just eaten.

Have you ... first aid before?

• do

• did

• done

Have you ... been outside in a storm?

• ever

• never

• yet

Have you ... someone in hospital before?

• visited

• visit

• visiting

Have you heard about the earthquake ...?

• just

• yet

• already