Question

2. Decide how to use one of the three choices JUST – YET – ALREADY to express the ideas correctly in the given context.
a) She has (just / yet / already) begun classes. She is so excited. It is her first week.
b) The hotel guest has not (just / yet / already) arrived.
c) Have you (just / yet / already) had breakfast? It is only 6 am.
d) Haven’t you had breakfast (just / yet / already)?
e) The kids have (just / yet / already) gone to bed.
f) I have not (just / yet / already) gotten bored in the job. Let us wait and see what happens.
g) The bus has (just / yet / already) left. It is (just / yet / already) 10 minutes after.
h) We’ve (just / yet / already) paid the tickets. You will do it next time.
i) No, I have not seen that movie (just / yet / already). People say it’s awesome.
j) They are so happy. They’ve (just / yet / already) bought their new house.​

Answer 1

Respuesta:

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Explicación:

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