All Ready vs Already

The family was ___________ to eat when the doorbell rang.

• all ready

• already

It was _________________ clear that no one would complete the course.

• all ready

• already

What is the difference between 'all ready' and 'already'?

• The difference between 'all ready' and 'already' is that 'all ready' refers to being fully prepared, while 'already' refers to something happening before the present time.

• 'All ready' is used to describe a state of being, while 'already' is used to describe an action.

• 'All ready' refers to being fully prepared, while 'already' refers to something happening in the future.

• 'All ready' and 'already' are synonyms and can be used interchangeably.

Which of the following is the correct usage of 'already'?

• I am all ready for the party.

• I am all ready finished my homework.

• I already finished my homework.

• I already for the party.

The team was ___________ to start the game when the referee arrived.

• A) all ready

• B) already

• C) allready

• D) all-ready

By the time we reached the station, the train had ___________ left.

• A) all ready

• B) already

• C) allready

• D) all-ready

Choose the correct sentence:

• A) She was all ready to leave when he called.

• B) She was already to leave when he called.

• C) She was all-ready to leave when he called.

• D) She was allready to leave when he called.

Which of the following sentences uses 'already' correctly?

• A) We are all ready for the meeting.

• B) We already for the meeting.

• C) We are already for the meeting.

• D) We have already finished the meeting.

Identify the correct usage of 'all ready':

• A) The cake was already baked.

• B) The cake was all ready baked.

• C) The cake was all ready to be served.

• D) The cake was already to be served.

What does 'already' imply in the sentence: 'She has already eaten'?

• A) She is prepared to eat.

• B) She ate before now.

• C) She will eat soon.

• D) She is eating now.