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Waiting for the busAlready / Yet

Activities Occurring Sooner or Later Than Expected

 

 

 

 

Already vs. Yet
ALREADY YET

Action or activity occurred earlier than expected.

Action or activity occurred later than expected.

The bus has already been here. (It came early and left.)

The bus hasn't come yet. (It's late and I am still waiting.)

The others have left already.(They came early and left.)

The others haven't left yet. (We expected them to leave by now.)

 

 

Adverbs & Sentence Types
STATEMENT NEGATIVE QUESTION

We have already finished the work.

We have finished the work already.

We haven't finished the work already. (incorrect)

Have you finished the work already? (I think you have.)

We have finished the work yet(incorrect)

We haven't yet finished the work.

We haven't finished the work yet.

Have you finished the work yet? (I don't think you have.)

 

 

Adverbs & Sentence Position
MEDIAL FINAL

We have already finished the work.

We have finished the work already. (We are early.)

We haven't yet finished the work. (alternate word order)

We haven't finished the work yet. (We are late.)

 

 

 

 

Practice

Expecting a Baby

 

 

  1. Select the word from each menu that best completes the sentence. 
  2. Compare your response to the answer by clicking the "check" button to the right. 
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