Yet & already
2Inglés Intermedio [email protected]. Gabriela Reyes González
Yet - Already
She is only four years and she can already read
We use already when something has happened earlier than expected.
3Inglés Intermedio [email protected]. Gabriela Reyes González
Yet - Already
The movie has already started when we arrived.
In Present Perfect already usually goes after have or has and before the main verb.
4Inglés intermedio [email protected]. Gabriela Reyes González
Yet - Already
We use yet when something hasn't happened. It’s commonly found in negative statements. Yet usually comes at the end of the sentence.
He hasn’t finished his work yet.
5Inglés Intermedio [email protected]. Gabriela Reyes González
Yet - Already
Haven't you got ready yet? It’s late!
