Question

1. Write already or yet in the correct place: 1. Nick has drunk a cup of tea. 2. I haven't swept the floor. It is very dirty. 3. She has seen this film. 4. The boys have broken a new vase. 5. Have they copied the text? 6. I have sent an SMS to my friend. 7. Tim hasn't been at the concert. 8. She has read an interesting article. 9. They haven't invited their neighbours.​

Answer 1

1. Nick has already drunk a cup of tea.
2. I haven't swept the floor yet. It is very dirty.
3. She has already seen this film.
4. The boys have already broken a new vase.

5. Have they already copied the text?
6. I have already sent an SMS to my friend.
7. Tim hasn't been to the concert yet.
8. She has already read an interesting article.
9. They haven't invited their neighbours yet.

Answer 2

Here are the sentences with "already" or "yet" placed correctly:

1. Nick has already drunk a cup of tea.
2. I haven't swept the floor yet. It is very dirty.
3. She has already seen this film.
4. The boys have already broken a new vase.
5. Have they copied the text yet?
6. I have already sent an SMS to my friend.
7. Tim hasn't been at the concert yet.
8. She has already read an interesting article.
9. They haven't invited their neighbors yet.