Just, Already, Still and Yet Adverbs

Leo has _____ turned off the computer. He said he has _____ finished his homework.

• Already / Yet

• Yet / Already

• Just / Already

• Just / Still

I _____ haven't finished high school. I ____ graduate in 2 years.

• Still / going to

• Already / am going to

• Yet / won't

• Still / will

I _____ soccer with my friends this morning but I haven't taken a shower ____.

• watched / yet

• played / already

• played / yet

• observed / still

A: Have you ______ the hotel reservation? Where are we going to stay tonight?

B: Don't worry. I have ______ booked 2 rooms for us.

• make / already

• made / already

• make / yet

• maden / still

A: Carlos, Can you ____ me your laptop for a while? I want to send some mails.

B: I'm sorry but I have _____ turned off the laptop.

• borrow / just

• lend / just

• borrow / already

• give him / just

A: Hey, Have you ______ a new place to live?

B: No, I ____ haven't found a nice apartment to live. I guess I'm moving back with my parents.

• taken / already

• hire / still

• made / already

• found / still

A: Have you _____ your diploma ___? Hurry up! School are give them for free until tomorrow.

• taken / yet

• eaten / already

• gotten / yet

• made / already

Karol ___ hasn't finished the test and the teacher is about to _________

• still / pick the exams up

• already / give the exams up

• yet / take the exams up

• just / destroy the exams up

A: I have _____ visited Paris. Is there any other country in Europe you _________ me to go?

• already / inform

• yet / advice

• already / recommend

• just / mention

Has Karla ______ all the preparations for tomorrow's party ____ ?

• gone / already

• made / yet

• went / already

• make / yet