Present Perfect Learning Path
Already, Yet and Just with Present Perfect
Place already, yet and just naturally in present perfect sentences.
Already often shows something happened sooner than expected; yet is common in questions and negatives; just means very recently.
Example 1
I have already eaten.
Example 2
Have you finished yet?
Example 3
She has just arrived.
Use this as a learning loop
- Read the rule and examples.
- Say or write three examples of your own.
- Check the related contrast pages.
- Take the diagnostic and revisit weak areas.
Next step
Go back to the complete guide or take the diagnostic. Your mistakes should decide the next page you study.
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