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just
seen the filmfilm.
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Has he just left the house?
already
They hurried to the supermarket, but it was already closed.
"You must go to London!". "I've already been there."
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---------------------------------Have you already finished?
· Have you already met the new teacher? (=I think you've probably met him.)
· Is my coat dry already? That was quick! (=I know it is dry.)
yet
--------------------------------His latest film is the best yet. (=up to now)
There's plenty of time yet. (the situation is continuing, even when we might expect it won't continue)
We've got a lot more work to do yet.(same as previous example)
(1)
Tom hasn't paid me all the money he ows me yet.
Have
The postman hasn't come yet.
Has the postman come yet?
Is dinner ready yet?
· Have you gone tomet the supermarketnew teacher yet? (=I don't know whether you've met him.)
· Is my coat dry yet? (=I don't know)
- Haven't youd done your homework yet? (negative: to emphasize my expectations)
ever
ever seen. (superlative sentences)
I haven't ever done an extreme sport.
Have you ever run a marathon?
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(1) Don't use yet to refer to something that has happened. Use "already":
She's already booked the flight. but She's booked the flight yet.
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just
Thanks for the invitation, but I have just seen the film
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Has he just left the house?
already
They hurried to the supermarket, but it was already closed.
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yet
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Tom hasn't paid me all the money he ows me yet.
Have you gone to the supermarket yet?
ever
This is the best film I have ever seen.
I haven't ever done an extreme sport.
Have you ever run a marathon?
never
He has never won the lottery.
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