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Which one of these sentences is correct?
A. Yet they haven't heard from the doctor.
B. They yet haven't heard from the doctor.
C. They haven't heard from the doctor yet.
C. They haven't heard from the doctor yet.
We have found a pen (already / yet).
We have found a pen already.
My mother hasn't come home (just / yet).
My mother hasn't come home yet.
not / She / finished / yet / it / has
She has not finished it yet.
Which one of these sentences is correct?
A. We've already done this exercise.
B. We've done already this exercise.
C. We already have done this exercise.
A. We've already done this exercise.
Do you hear that noise? The train has (just / yet) arrived.
The train has just arrived.
You're already hungry? You've (just / already) eaten dinner!
You're already hungry? You've just eaten dinner!
eaten / already / have / They / lunch
They have already eaten lunch.
Which one of these sentences is correct?
A. She found out just who wrote the letter.
B. She found out who just wrote the letter.
C. She just found out who wrote the letter.
C. She just found out who wrote the letter.
We haven't found a pen (already / yet).
We haven't found a pen yet.
I don't want to watch this TV show. I've (just / already) seen it twice.
I don't want to watch this TV show. I've already seen it twice.
just / Australia / arrived / He's / this / to / morning
He's just arrived to Australia this morning.