just, yet, already

She's ........ arrived a minute ago.

• yet

• already

• just

• has

Have they gone to Molly's house.......?

• already

• yet

• just

• , right?

which is correct?

• I haven't already finished my project.

• I haven't just finished my project yet.

• I haven't yet finished my project.

• I haven't finished my project yet.

Which is correct?

• She's already just seen that film.

• She's saw that film already.

• She's already seen that film.

• She's already see that film.

Joe's just bought a new CD but he hasn't listened to it ........

• yet

• just

• already

which is correct?

• I've just domy homework.

• I've just done my homework.

• I've just doing my homework.

• I've just did my homework.

He's just seen Alfie, but he hasn't talked to her ........

• already

• yet

• now

• just

I don't like that book.

...............................

• I've yet read it twice.

• I've just readed it twice.

• I've already read it twice.

• I've already readed it twice.

Don't buy that t-shirt!

.................................

• I've bought already it for you.

• I've already bought it for you.

• I've bought it for you yet.

• I've already just bought it for you.

which sentence is correct?

• She just made her breakfast, but she hasn't eat it yet.

• She made her breakfast, but she eaten it yet.

• She's made her breakfast already, but she has eaten it yet.

• She's just made her breakfast, but she hasn't eaten it yet.