​Use

​To talk about recent past and its realtionship with the present.

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​Example:

​I have cleaned the fridge, so now it looks new.

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​We don't say when exactly when things happened

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​Example:

​I've cleaned the fridge. NOT I've cleaned the fridge ten minutes ago.

​Structure

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​Yet, just, already ...

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• ​Have you finished your homework yet?

• No, no yet. I haven't finished yet.

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• ​My sister has just started a new job.

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• ​Do you want to see a new film?

• ​No, I've already seen it three time.

​Yet, just and already ...

​Yet = interrogaative and negative sentences

​Have you watch Eternals yet? I haven't watch that movie yet.

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​Just= positive sentences, very recently

​We have just done the washing-up.

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​Already = positive sentences

​I've already taken out the rubish.