Just, Already and Yet

Just, Already and Yet

1. Just: It's used when something happened in that moment

   • Affirmative and between the auxiliary verb and the main verb
     • EX: I've just got home

2. Already: It's used when something happened early than the expected

   • Affirmative and between the auxiliary verb and the main verb
     • EX: I've already done my homework

3. Yet: It's used when something didn't happen but it'll happen in the furute

   • Negative and interrogative, at the end of the sentence
     • EX: I haven't washed the dishes yet