Insert the adverbs where necessary.
1. We have passed our examination. (just)
2. They have finished their research work. (already)
3. My sister has been a good pupil. (always)
4. She has been late for classes. (never)
5. We have not taken our exams. (yet)
6. I have met my friend. (already)
7. This student has told us about his scientific work. (never)
8. I haven't done my morning exercises. (yet)
9. I have had my dinner. (already)
10. Have you been very busy? (lately)
11. My father has left for his native town. (just)
12. I have been to France. (never)
13. Has she graduated from the university? (already)
14. Have they written poems? (ever)

Make sentences using yet and just.
Model: I haven't read this novel yet.
I have just seen the film.
To accept the invitation, to make the report, to graduate from the university, to get a letter, to change the time of our meeting, to paint the portrait, to go to bed, to make up a plan, to discuss a question, to answer the letter, to do one's work, to hear the news, to finish one's drawing, to send a telegram.

Ask yes/no and wh-questions to the following sentences.
1. We have already written our term test papers.
2. She has forgotten to bring you the book.
3. They have accepted our proposal this week.
4. They have been to the Hermitage lately.
5. They have got much work this year.
6. We have just bought a new dictionary.
7. He hasn't passed his examination.
8. She hasn't finished her work.
9. We have invited our friend to our place.
10. The meeting has just begun.

1. Insert the adverbs.
1. We have just passed our examination.
2. They have already finished their research work.
3. My sister has always been a good pupil.
4. She has never been late for classes.
5. We have not taken our exams yet.
6. I have already met my friend.
7. This student has never told us about his scientific work.
8. I haven't done my morning exercises yet.
9. I have already had my dinner.
10. Have you been very busy lately?
11. My father has just left for his native town.
12. I have never been to France.
13. Has she already graduated from the university?
14. Have they ever written poems?

2. Sentences with yet and just.
1. I haven't accepted the invitation yet. I have just accepted the invitation.
2. I haven't made the report yet. I have just made the report.
3. I haven't graduated from the university yet. I have just graduated from the university.
4. I haven't got a letter yet. I have just got a letter.
5. We haven't changed the time of our meeting yet. We have just changed the time of our meeting.
6. She hasn't painted the portrait yet. She has just painted the portrait.
7. He hasn't gone to bed yet. He has just gone to bed.
8. We haven't made up a plan yet. We have just made up a plan.
9. They haven't discussed the question yet. They have just discussed the question.
10. I haven't answered the letter yet. I have just answered the letter.
11. He hasn't done his work yet. He has just done his work.
12. We haven't heard the news yet. We have just heard the news.
13. She hasn't finished her drawing yet. She has just finished her drawing.
14. They haven't sent a telegram yet. They have just sent a telegram.

3. Yes/no and wh-questions.
1. Have we already written our term test papers? What have we already written?
2. Has she forgotten to bring you the book? What has she forgotten to bring you?
3. Have they accepted our proposal this week? What have they accepted this week?
4. Have they been to the Hermitage lately? Where have they been lately?
5. Have they got much work this year? How much work have they got this year?
6. Have we just bought a new dictionary? What have we just bought?
7. Has he passed his examination? What hasn't he passed?
8. Has she finished her work? What hasn't she finished?
9. Have we invited our friend to our place? Whom have we invited to our place?
10. Has the meeting just begun? What has just begun?

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