Just, Already, Yet

Just, Already, Yet

1. Just

   • We use just with the Present Perfect to talk about things that hapenned a short time before now.
     • Example
       • Mary has just arrived from Rome.

2. Already

   • We use already with the Present Perfect to emphasize that something hapenned before now, or before it was expected to happen.
     • Example
       • She has already studied for the test.

3. Yet

   • We use yet with a negative verb to say that something has not hapenned, but we think that will happen.
     • Example
       • I haven´t been to Madrid yet