Uwaga!

"just" - właśnie, dopiero co - wstawiamy w zdaniach twierdzących między "have/has" a czasownikiem.

"already" - już - wstawiamy w zdaniach twierdzących między "have/has" a czasownikiem.

"yet" - już (w pytaniach), jeszcze (w przeczeniach); wstawiamy na końcu zdania/pytania.

1. I haven't seen the new Star Wars film yet.

2. James has just been to a rock concert, so he's got a bit of a headache at the moment.

3. You can have your book back now because I've already finished it.

4. Oliver hasn't been in a film yet, but he acted in a TV show last year.

5. I've already been to Hollywood, but I've never been to Miami.

6. Hania is tired because she has just got home from the theatre and the play was over four hours long.