YET- JUST- ALREADY.

SENTENCES.

YET.

*SHE HASN’T DANCED IN THE DIVING ROOM YET.

*HE HASN’T RESTED IN BE QUIET YET.

*WE HAVEN’T RUN IN THE ROOM YET.

*HAVE YOU BITTEN THE DOG YET?

*HAS SHE BOUGHT PANTS YET?

ALREADY.

*SANDRA HAS ALREADY READ THE MAGAZINE.

*LUISA HAS ALREADY MADE THE CUP IN WOOD.

*WE HAVE ALREADY FINISHED THE HOMEWORK.

*CLAUDIA HAS ALREADY GIVEN THE BOOK TO ME.

*MY FATHER HAS ALREADY LOOKED A DOOR.

JUST.

*THEY HAVE JUST BOUGHT A DOG AND CAT.

*I HAVE JUST WASHED THE CAR.

*SEBASTIAN HAS JUST DRUNK A CUP OF JUICE.

*I HAVE JUST FINISHED MY HOMEWORK IN THIS MOMENT.

*MY SISTER HAS JUST BUILT THE HOUSE IN THIS MOMENT.