Use yet or already to complete these sentences. 1) Have you spoken to Mr Williams ...? 2) I have ... eaten my lunch. 3) He has ... taken us around the cathedral. 4) Jane, why are you in the playroom? Have you ... eaten your lunch? 5) Have you written Test Five ...? 6) Has Polly given her first lesson ...? T) Have you ….. read the text? It's so long! 8) I have ... written three exercises. 9) Nick, have you spoken to Miss Grey ...? 10) We haven't finished our project ... .

Question 1

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14 декабря 2024 18:18 · публичный вопрос

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Use yet or already to complete these sentences. 1) Have you spoken to Mr Williams ...? 2) I have ... eaten my lunch. 3) He has ... taken us around the cathedral. 4) Jane, why are you in the playroom? Have you ... eaten your lunch? 5) Have you written Test Five ...? 6) Has Polly given her first lesson ...? T) Have you ….. read the text? It's so long! 8) I have ... written three exercises. 9) Nick, have you spoken to Miss Grey ...? 10) We haven't finished our project ... .

Answer

Here are the completed sentences using "yet" or "already":

Have you spoken to Mr Williams yet?
I have already eaten my lunch.
He has already taken us around the cathedral.
Jane, why are you in the playroom? Have you already eaten your lunch?
Have you written Test Five yet?
Has Polly given her first lesson yet?
Have you already read the text? It's so long!
I have already written three exercises.
Nick, have you spoken to Miss Grey yet?
We haven't finished our project yet.

Question 2

Use yet or already to complete these sentences. 1) Have you spoken to Mr Williams ...? 2) I have ... eaten my lunch. 3) He has ... taken us around the cathedral. 4) Jane, why are you in the playroom? Have you ... eaten your lunch? 5) Have you written Test Five ...? 6) Has Polly given her first lesson ...? T) Have you ….. read the text? It's so long! 8) I have ... written three exercises. 9) Nick, have you spoken to Miss Grey ...? 10) We haven't finished our project ... .

Answer

Here are the completed sentences using "yet" or "already": 1) Have you spoken to Mr Williams **yet**? 2) I have **already** eaten my lunch. 3) He has **already** taken us around the cathedral. 4) Jane, why are you in the playroom? Have you **already** eaten your lunch? 5) Have you written Test Five **yet**? 6) Has Polly given her first lesson **yet**? 7) Have you **already** read the text? It's so long! 8) I have **already** written three exercises. 9) Nick, have you spoken to Miss Grey **yet**? 10) We haven't finished our project **yet**.