Practise the use of YET at the end of sentences (for negatives and questions) versus ALREADY in mid position (for affirmatives)
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have / ? / finished / yet / you |
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No, / finished / yet / I haven't |
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already / finished / I have |
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home / arrived / has / yet / she / ? |
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hasn't / phoned me / yet / she / , I'm still waiting |
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already / has / arrived / Susan / home |
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? / started / the movie / yet / has |
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hasn't / the movie / started / yet |
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sorry, you can't enter, / has / already / the movie / started |
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? / any children / yet / have / got / you |
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yet / to have one / , but / soon / we'd like / children / haven't got / we / any |
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two children / got / have / we / already |
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? / yet / are / hungry / you |
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yet / no thanks, / I'm not / hungry |
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hungry / I'm / so I'll go for a pizza / already |
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? / is / sleeping / yet / she |
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yet / She's not / sleeping / , she's watching TV. |
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Sorry, / already / she's / , you can't see her / in bed |
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having / fun / people / yet / ? / are |
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they're not / when / , but they will / yet / the music / starts / having fun |
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having fun / is / already / everybody |
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