https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft Adverbs en-us 2017-04-17 18:34:18 UTC 2017-04-21 14:45:01 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499410 Just; we use just when for actions or events That just happened

Yet; we use when for something that we hope would happened already but it hasnt

Already; something that has happened before or sooner than we expected.


2: just si between the auxiliary verb(have) in the past participl


Yet; in the end 

Already; in the mid position]]> 2017-04-21 14:27:37 UTC https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499410 https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499532 1. Just: just is use it in prensent perfect when we are talking about action that was recently finished.
it is means a shot time ago.
it comes between the auxiliary verb (have) .
2. Already: we use it in present perfect when we are talking about  an action that we completed before we expected, also, is used to talk about positive statements.
it comes in mid-posicion.
3. Yet: we use it in present perfect when we are talking about negative statements and questions. eg. when we dont finish an action when we expected.
it usually comes at the end of the sentence.]]> 2017-04-21 14:28:04 UTC https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499532 https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499555 1. Just: we use just when talk about an action that finished in the moment.
Already: We use already when we complete an action which we thought finish more later. We use that in positive sentences.
Yet: we use that in negative and question, si like a hope in a past, so will pass in the present.
2). Just: after the auxiliar verb.
Already: after the auxiliar 
Yet: in the end of the sentence]]> 2017-04-21 14:28:08 UTC https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499555 https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499563 1) Already:. We use Already to emphasise that something was completed 
before something else happened
2 Just : is used to mean a shorts time ago 
3 Yet: we use Yet in negative or in interrogative clause usually with perfective aspect



]]> 2017-04-21 14:28:10 UTC https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499563 https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499636 Just: is used when something happened recently.
Just is used before the main verb. 

Yet: is used in negative sentences and questions. 
Is used at the end of the sentence .

Already : talk about something happened now .
Already is used before the mainVerb or at the end of the sentences .]]> 2017-04-21 14:28:27 UTC https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499636 https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499651 Just: we use JUST to talk about an action that happened recently

Before the main verb

Yet: it is used to talk about an action which hasn't happened but you want to do 

At the end of the sentence 

Already: it is used when an action happened before the time that you think it is going to happen an unexpected action 

Before the main verb or at the end of the sentence

]]> 2017-04-21 14:28:31 UTC https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499651 https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499652 Yet; We used yet when something hasn't happened, but we expect it to. We used yet in negative sentences and questions. Always put yet at the end of the sentences.

Just; we used just when we talk about that happened recently. Always put just before the main verb.

Already; We used already when we talk about fact, maybe before we expected. Always put already before the main verb or at the end of the sentence.]]> 2017-04-21 14:28:31 UTC https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499652 https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499655 Just: It's use to talk about things or actions that happened recently but before main verb.
Already: It's use to talk about things that happened immediately without hope for it. 
Yet: It's use to talk about in negative things and actions that hasn't happened but could be expect it.This is at the end of the sentence.]]> 2017-04-21 14:28:31 UTC https://padlet.com/sphuertasm261/f5e62iwm4oft/wish/167499655