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Question: Your friend says, "I've just seen a brilliant film!"
Did your friend watch the film a long time ago or a very short time ago?
A very short time ago.
Question: Your friend says, "I've already booked my flight."
Has your friend booked the flight, or are they still planning to book it?
The booking is done and completed. The action is finished.
Question: Choose the correct question.
A) Have you yet finished your homework?
B) Have you finished your homework yet?
B) Have you finished your homework yet?
Question: Complete the sentence.
My sister has _______ lost her keys. She had them in her hand a minute ago!
just
Question: Correct the mistake.
I haven't finished my homework already.
I haven't finished my homework yet.
Question: Put the words in the correct order.
just / has / woken up / Nina
Nina has just woken up.
Question: Put the words in the correct order.
already / have / they / finished / the series
They have already finished the series.
Question: Make a negative sentence using yet.
My parents / not / arrive
My parents haven't arrived yet.
Question: Complete the sentence.
I don't want to eat at that restaurant tonight. I've _______ been there twice this week.
already
Question: Correct the mistake.
She has bought just a new laptop.
She has just bought a new laptop.
Question: Choose the correct sentence.
A) I've bought just a new phone.
B) I've just bought a new phone.
B) I've just bought a new phone.
Question: Choose the correct sentence.
A) Our teacher already has given us homework.
B) Our teacher has already given us homework.
B) Our teacher has already given us homework.
Question: Your friend says, "I haven't watched the new episode yet."
1. Have they watched it?
2. Do they possibly plan to watch it later?
1. No, they haven't watched it.
2. Yes, they may watch it later.
Question: Complete BOTH sentences.
A) Have you watched the new episode _______?
B) I've _______ watched it! I finished it five minutes ago.
A) yet
B) just
Question: Correct the mistake.
Have you watched yet the new series?
Have you watched the new series yet?
Question: Your friend comes into the room. Their hair is wet because they finished taking a shower two minutes ago.
Make a sentence using just.
They've just taken a shower.
(Also acceptable: They've just had a shower.)
Question: Your friend asks, "Do you want to watch Wednesday tonight?"
You finished watching it last week. Reply using already.
I've already watched it.
Question: Your friend wants to know if you have finished your project. You started it yesterday, but it's not finished.
Write the question your friend asks AND your answer. Use yet in both.
Friend: Have you finished your project yet?
You: No, I haven't finished it yet.
Question: Choose the best adverb for each situation.
A) The film started 10 minutes ago, and you haven't arrived at the cinema.
B) You bought your cinema tickets yesterday, so you don't need to buy them again.
C) The film finished a minute ago.
A) yet — I haven't arrived at the cinema yet.
B) already — I've already bought the tickets.
C) just — The film has just finished.
Question: Correct TWO mistakes.
He have already finish his homework.
He has already finished his homework.
Question: Complete this short conversation using just, already, and yet. Use each word once.
A: Have you seen the new horror film _______?
B: Yes! I've _______ seen it twice!
A: Wow! I haven't watched it. My friend has _______ sent me a message inviting me to see it tonight.
yet
already
just
Question: This conversation has THREE mistakes. Find and correct them.
A: Have you already finished your homework? I mean, is it done now?
B: No, I haven't finished it just.
A: OK. I've yet finished mine.
A: Have you finished your homework yet?
B: No, I haven't finished it yet.
A: OK. I've already finished mine.