The document provides examples of sentences using Spanish terms "ja", "encara no", and "just ara" which translate to "already", "not yet", and "just" in English. These terms are used to indicate if an action was completed in the past ("ja"), not yet completed ("encara no"), or very recently completed ("just ara"). A variety of examples are given showing the use of these terms in different tenses and contexts.

2. “Ja” = una cosa que “ja” has fet i
que “ja” la coneixes.

3. I HAVE ALREADY BEEN TO NEW YORK.
Jo ja he estat a Nova York.

4. “encara no” = una cosa que “encara no” has
fet i que “encara no” la coneixes.

5. I HAVEN’T BEEN TO NEW YORK YET.
Encara no he estat a Nova York.

6. “just ara” = una cosa que tot “just ara” ho
has fet i que “tot just ara” la has conegut.

7. I HAVE JUST BEEN TO NEW YORK.
Just ara he estat a Nova York.

8. I HAVE ALREADY BEEN TO NEW YORK.
SHE HAS ALREADY BEEN TO NEW YORK.

9. I climbed a mountain yesterday.
I have already climbed a mountain.

10. I ate pizza yesterday.
I have already eaten pizza in Italy.

11. I didn’t found my mobile phone.
I haven’t found my mobile phone yet.

12. I flew on a plane to London last year.
I haven’t flown on a plane yet.

13. I went to Paris last year.
She has gone to Paris when she was 5 years old.

14. They learnt French last year.
He has just learnt French.

15. I planted a tree two years ago. (fa 2 anys)
He has already planted a tree.

16. I rode a horse last summer.
I haven’t ridden a horse yet.

17. I visited my uncle last weekend.
I have already visited my uncles.

18. I watched a film in English last Friday.
I have already watched a film in English.

19. I won a prize last summer.
I haven’t won a prize yet.