The document provides examples of using the words "yet" and "already" in questions. "Yet" is used to ask if something expected has happened or to say that something expected hasn't happened. "Already" is used to talk about an action that occurred sooner than expected or to ask if something expected has occurred. A series of example questions are given using these words in different contexts.

1. Work in pairs
Ask and answer

2. Have you ever argued with your
mom?
Have you ever solved a problem
on your own?
Have you ever made a promisse?
Have you ever kept a secret?
Have you ever felt hungry in the
middle of the night?
Have you ever got dehydrated?

3. Have you ever stolen your mom?
Have you ever gotten an e-mail
from an unknown person?
Have you ever gotten home late
at night?
Have you ever arrived early at
school?
Have you ever made a promisse
you couldn’t keep?
Have you ever traveled on your
own?

4. YET – It is used to ASK if something
expected has happened.
Have you done your homework
yet?
YET – It is used to SAY something
expected hasn’t happened.
I haven’t done my homework
yet.

5. ALREADY – It is used to TALK ABOUT an
ACTION that happened sooner than expected.
I have already done my
homework
ALREADY – It is used to ASK if
something expected has happened.
Have you already done your
homework?

6. Have you already said “hello”
to the teacher?
Have you already finished your
homework?
Have you already made your
bed?
Have you already finished book
3?
Have you already cleaned your
bedroom?
Have you already bought the
new book?

8. Have you said “I love you” to your
mom yet ?
Have you done your homework
yet ?
Have you washed the dishes
yet?
Have you finished book 3 yet?
Have you washed your bike/
car yet ?
Have you bought the new book
yet?