Yet, just, already

I’ve read the book, but I ______.

• haven’t seen yet the film version

• haven’t seen the film version yet

• yet haven’t seen the film version

• haven’t seen the yet film version

Have you explained the issue to your boss ______?

• already

• just

• just now

• yet

Which of the following is correct?

• You are so organised! You’ve already written your essay!

• You are so organised! You’ve written your already essay!

• You are so organised! You’ve written already your essay!

• You are so organised! You’ve already your essay written!

I’ve ______ come back from America, so I don’t think I’ll be going there again for a while.

• just

• yet

• already

• as yet

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• What’s the problem? Just I’ve told you how to do it!

• What’s the problem? I’ve told you how just to do it!

• What’s the problem? I’ve just told you how to do it!

• What’s the problem? I’ve told you how to do it just!

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• I haven't already started living in Madrid, I love it here.

• I haven’t started living in Madrid yet, so I don’t know what it will be like.

• I have just lived in Madrid, and I want to stay here forever!

• I yet lived in Madrid, so now I want to see what it’s like living in Barcelona.

Have you eaten _____? If not, we can go to that new Italian place.

• yet

• just

• still

Have they _____ finished redecorating your house? That was quick!

• yet

• already

I haven't seen the new Marvel film _____. Do you want to go and see it this week?

• just

• yet

• already

Oh, what a surprise! I've _____ seen your sister. Is your whole family here too?

• just

• yet

• still