Already/Yet

Great news! Ana has already found a fantastic new apartment!

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

Did Francis seen that movie yet?

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

Answer explanation

Correct options:

• Has Francis seen that movie yet?

• Has Francis already seen that movie?

• Depending on the context of what you want to know.

Mark only finished college a couple of weeks ago and he's already found a job!

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

I'm not hungry. Already I've had something to eat.

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

Answer explanation

Correct options:

I've already had something to eat.

I've had something to eat already.

It is possible and correct to write ALREADY at the end of the sentence.

Have you met the new boss yet?

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

Have you been to the restaurant on South Street yet?

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

Rachel hasn't finished all her exams yet. She still has two more to take.

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

You've already checked your e-mail twice today. Why do you need to do it again?

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

I've yet seen her new baby boy.

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

Answer explanation

Correct alternative:

I've already seen her new baby boy.

I passed my driving test last month, but I didn't get a car yet.

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

Answer explanation

Correct alternatives can be:

I passed my driving test last month, but I don't have a car yet.

I passed my driving test last month, but I haven't gotten a car yet.

YET can be used in other tenses giving its meaning (todavía).