Just, Yet, and Already FCM

Daisy's message

Hi everyone!

It's been an interesting day so far. The sun is shining, and I've already seen lots of people out and about. Some people have just finished their morning jog, while others are enjoying a coffee in the park. I haven't had my lunch break yet, but I'm looking forward to trying the new sandwich shop that opened on the corner.

Later, I plan to go to the library to return some books, but I haven't done that yet. I also need to pick up some groceries on the way home, but I'll do that later too.

What about you? What have you done today?

• Already: we use it to talk about something that happened earlier than expected.

• Just: we use it to talk about something that happened very recently.

• Yet: we use it in negative sentences and questions to talk about something that hasn't happened but is expected to happen.

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