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  Lesson 39 --- JUST, ALREADY, AND YET 2007/04/26
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Lesson39: JUST, ALREADY, AND YET
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A. just ( = a short time ago)

We use just with the present perfect or the simple past.

- A: Are Diane and Paul here?
B: Yes, they¡¯ve just arrived. Or Yes, they just arrived.

- A: Are you hungry?
B: No, I¡¯ve just had dinner. Or I just had dinner.

- A: Is Jiro here?
B: Sorry, he¡¯s just left. Or Sorry, he just left.



B. already ( = before you expected / before I expected)

We use already with the present perfect or the simple past.


- A: What time are Diane and Paul coming?
B: They¡¯ve already arrived. Or They already arrived.
- It¡¯s only nine o¡¯clock, and Anne has already gone to bed.Or¡¦Anne already went to bed.

- A: John, this is Mary.
B: Yes, I know. We¡¯ve already met. Or We already met.



C. yet ( = until now)

We use ¡®yet¡¯ with the present perfect or simple past. We use ¡®yet¡¯ in negative sentences (I haven¡¯t¡¦yet) and questions (Have you¡¦yet?). ¡®Yet¡¯ is usually at the end.


yet in negative sentences

- A: Are Diane and Paul here?
B: No, they haven¡¯t arrived yet. Or¡¦they didn¡¯t arrive yet.
(but B is going to tell him soon)

- Joy bought a new dress, but she hasn¡¯t worn it yet. Or¡¦she didn¡¯t wear it yet.


yet in questions

- A: Have Diane and Paul arrived yet? Or Did Diane and Paul arrive yet?
B: No, not yet. We¡¯re still waiting for them

- A: Has Nicole started her new job yet? Or Did Nicole start her new job yet?
B: No, she¡¯s starting next week.

- A: This is my new dress.
B: Oh, it¡¯s nice. Have you worn it yet? Or Did you wear it yet?



Just:

1. Is that a new coat?

-Yes, I just bought it.

2. Have you finished your homework?

-No, I just arrived home.

3. Where are Ming and tony?

-They just left.

Already:

- We've already had our breakfast.

- When are you going to do your homework?
- But I've already done it!

- Do you want a cup of coffee?
- No, thanks. I've already had one."

Yet:

- Has the post arrived yet?

- Have you done your homework?
- Not yet.

- Haven't you got ready yet? Look at the time!



Exercises


20.1 Write a sentence for each situation. Use just and the present perfect.

1. Two women enter the house, ¡°Hello, everybody!¡±

__They¡¯ve just arrived__.


2. A man stands by his bed, stretches his arms, and yawns.

He __________________.


3. A couple is standing by a car at the auto-shop parking lot. The man is holding up a key, ¡°This is our new car.¡±

They __________________.

4. A group of runners are running fast from the stating line.

The race _________________.



20.2 Complete the sentences. Use already and the present perfect.

1. What time is Yong Jin Arriving? __He¡¯s already arrived__.
2. Do Sue and Bill want to see the movie? No, they _______________ it.
3. Don¡¯t forget to call Eric. I ______________________.
4. When is Mark going to work? He _____________________.
5. Do you want to read the newspaper? I _______________________.
6. When does Nicole start her new job? She _____________________.

20.3 Rewrite these sentences. Use the present perfect.

1. (Did Nicole start) her new job yet?
_Has Nicole started her new job yet?__

2. (Did you tell) you r father about the accident yet?
___________________________________________.

3. (I just ate) a big dinner, so I¡¯m not hungry.
___________________________________________.

4. Jenny can watch TV because (she already did) her homework.
____________________________________________________.

5. You can¡¯t go to bed ? (you didn¡¯t brush) your teeth yet.
_______________________________________________.

6. You can¡¯t talk to Pete because (he just went) home.
____________________________________________.

7. (Sarah just got out) of the hospital, so she can¡¯t go to work.
__________________________________________________.


Now rewrite these sentences in the simple past.

8. (Have you given) the mailman our new address yet?
__Did you give the mailman our new address yet?__

9. (The mailman hasn¡¯t come) yet.
_____________________________.

10. (I¡¯ve just spoken) to your sister.
_____________________________.

11. (Has Mario bought) a new computer yet?
_____________________________________.

12. (Ted and Alice haven¡¯t told) anyone they¡¯re getting married yet.
_______________________________________________________.

13. (We¡¯ve already done) our packing for our trip.
_________________________________________.

14. (I¡¯ve just been to) the gym.??I feel great!
____________________________________.



20.4 Write questions with the present perfect and yet.

1. Your friend has gotten a new job. Perhaps she has started it. You ask her,
__Have you started your new job yet?__

2. Your friend has some new neighbors. Maybe he has met them. You ask him,
______________ you _________________?

3. Your friend has to write a letter. Perhaps she has written it now. You ask her,
____________________________________?

4. Jiro was trying to sell his car. Maybe he has sold it now. You ask a friend about Jiro.
_____________________________________?




Will: Are you done with the computer yet?
Jack: Just about done Will. Are you going to use it afterwards?
Will: Yes, I need to transfer some files to my laptop.
Jack: Okay! Let me just finish up here and you can have a go already.
Will: Alright! I need to set up my laptop anyway. By the way, Have you already seen
the new musical of Phantom of the Opera?
Jack: Gosh! No, I haven't. Is it being shown already?
Will: Yes, it is. Henry and I saw it the other day.
Jack: Is it any good?
Will: Yeah, it is. It's actually better than the first one.
Jack: Really? Wow! I better get tickets soon. I want to watch it.
Will: Well, you better hurry 'cause their only showing it until the week-ends.
Jack: What? Oh my! I better finish up now or else i'll never get to see it at all.
Will: Ok! Well, Let me leave you to what you're doing.
Jack: No, It's okay! You can have your turn. I'm just gonna continue tomorrow. I must
get those tickets for the week-end.
Will: Alright then!
 

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