Cap 18. Just, Already , yet

Cap 18. Just, Already , yet

1. Already

   • I've already worked at that factory.
   • Also quite common next to the perfect, it is already used to allow something to happen sooner was foreseen or than imagined. In Portuguese, it can mean already. He usually doesn't go mid-sentence, as in the examples: I just had dinner and I'm already hungry!

2. Just

   • I have just arrived from São Paulo and it's already raining.
   • “Just” can be used with the sense of 'exactly', 'just that', 'that's right'.

3. yet

   • Have you had dinner yet?
   • The yet is used to express the same thing, but in a negative sense (something that hasn't happened yet).