The document discusses the usage of the words "yet", "already", and "just" to indicate timing and whether an action has been completed. Some examples provided include a girl who hasn't finished her homework yet, clothes that have already dried, and streets that have already been decorated for Christmas in October. The words are also used in sentences describing actions that have just occurred, such as a helicopter landing or a couple getting married.

1. already yet just

2. Mary, have you finished your homework yet? No, not yet, mummy!

3. Mary, have you finished your homework yet? No, not yet, mummy! I haven’t finished my composition yet !

4. ...YET? / NOT...YET. Have you finished your homework yet? You need to finish your homework. Is your homework finished? I haven’t finished my composition yet. My composition isn’t finished, but I want to finish it.

5. Mary, have you finished your homework yet? I’ve already finished it, and I’ve just turned on my radio, so shut up!

6. ALREADY / JUST I’ve already finished my homework. My work’s finished. I can forget about it now . I’ve just turned on my radio. I turned on my radio a moment ago.

7. a l r e a d y

8. How do you dry your washing? Do you dry it in a tumble dryer? Do you hang it on a washing line?

9. Terry hung his washing on the line 2 hours ago, but it hasn’t dried yet!

10. Although it’s raining heavily, June’s clothes have already dried!

11. June’s clothes have already dried! at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

12. June’s clothes have already dried! at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

13. It’s October, but they { DECORATE } the streets for Christmas.

14. It’s October, but they’ve already decorated the streets for Christmas.

15. It’s October, but they’ve already decorated the streets for Christmas. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

16. It’s October, but they’ve already decorated the streets for Christmas. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

17. I { SEE } that film.

18. I’ve already seen that film.

19. I’ve already seen that film. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

20. I’ve already seen that film. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

21. This boy { START } working.

22. This boy’s already started working.

23. This boy’s already started working. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

24. This boy’s already started working. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

25. Tommy { BREAK } his new toy.

26. Tommy’s already broken his new toy.

27. Tommy’s already broken his new toy. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

28. Tommy’s already broken his new toy. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

29. He { BECOME } a famous musician.

30. He’s already become a famous musician.

31. He’s already become a famous musician. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

32. He’s already become a famous musician. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

33. Belinda { GO <!> } to Paris.

34. Belinda’s already been to Paris.

35. Belinda’s already been to Paris. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

36. Belinda’s already been to Paris. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

37. Her parents { GIVE } her a mobile phone.

38. Her parents have already given her a mobile phone.

39. Her parents have already given her a mobile phone. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

40. Her parents have already given her a mobile phone. at a previous time? ...quickly? ...early? Has it happened...

41. not ... yet just

42. The helicopter { land }

43. The helicopter has just landed.

44. { finish } drawing

45. She hasn’t finished the drawing yet.

46. { get } married

47. They’ve just got married.

48. Nigella { eat } dessert

49. Nigella hasn’t eaten her dessert yet.

50. { sit } bench

51. She’s just sat on the bench.

52. Charles { become } king

53. Charles hasn’t become king yet.

54. { lose } balloon

55. She’s just lost her balloon.

56. { catch } fish

57. He’s just caught a fish.

58. David { put on } trousers

59. David hasn’t put on his trousers yet.

60. We've just finished!