B1 Verb Tenses 22 min read 보통

현재완료: Just, Already, Yet (방금, 이미, 아직)

과거의 일을 '지금'과 연결해서 '시간'과 '예상'을 나타내는 세 가지 «마법의 부사»예요.

Grammar Rule in 30 Seconds

Use these three words to show exactly when an action happened relative to now.

  • Use 'just' for very recent actions: 'I have just finished.'
  • Use 'already' for actions happening sooner than expected: 'She has already left.'
  • Use 'yet' for expected actions in negatives/questions: 'Have you eaten yet?'
Subject + have/has + (just/already) + Verb(past participle) + (yet?)

Overview

친구한테 집에 있냐고 문자를 보냈는데 "방금 막 들어왔어(I've just walked in)«라고 답장이 온 적 있나요? 아니면 배달 앱을 확인하다가 »음식이 이미 픽업되었습니다(Your food has already been picked up)"라는 문구를 본 적은요? 이 특정 영어 문법은 과거와 현재 사이의 다리 역할을 해요.
우리는 정해지지 않은 시간에 일어난 행동에 대해 이야기할 때 현재 완료 시제를 사용하죠. 하지만 여기에 already, yet, 그리고 just를 더하면 그 행동에 특정한 '분위기'나 타이밍을 불어넣을 수 있어요. 이 세 단어는 인스타그램 사진의 필터와 같아요.
핵심 사건을 바꾸지 않으면서도 문장의 분위기와 의미를 확 바꿔주거든요.
Just는 그 일이 불과 몇 초 전이나 몇 분 전에 일어났다는 걸 알려줘요. 과거의 '따끈따끈한 최신 버전'이라고 할 수 있죠. Already는 어떤 일이 우리가 예상했던 것보다 더 빨리 일어났음을 암시해요. 과제를 사흘이나 일찍 끝내는 우등생들을 위한 단어랄까요? Yet은 우리가 아직 기다리고 있는 일들을 위한 단어예요. '인내심'의 단어라고 봐도 좋겠네요. 아직 커피를 다 마시지 못했다면(haven't finished your coffee yet), 여러분은 여전히 그 과정의 중간에 있는 거예요.
이게 왜 중요할까요? 적절한 부사를 사용하면 원어민처럼 들리기 때문이에요! 여러분의 이야기에 미묘한 뉘앙스를 더해주거든요. 이런 단어들이 없으면 여러분의 영어는 조금 평범하거나 로봇처럼 느껴질 수 있어요. 문법 수프에 넣는 조미료라고 생각해보세요. 너무 많이 넣으면 이상하겠지만, 딱 적당한 양은 모든 걸 더 맛있게 만들어주죠. 게다가 이걸 알면 스포일러를 피할 수 있어요. 친구가
나 그 결말 벌써(already) 봤어
라고 말한다면, 즉시 대화를 멈춰야 한다는 걸 알게 될 테니까요.

How This Grammar Works

이 부사들은 기대치와 최근성을 나타내는 표시 역할을 해요. 단순히 어떤 일이 일어났는지만 알려주는 게 아니라, 그것이 현재의 타임라인에 어떻게 맞아떨어지는지를 보여주죠. 우리는 이것을 '현재와의 관련성'이라고 불러요. 현재 완료 자체는 과거 행동의 결과에 집중하지만, 여기에 already, yet, just를 섞으면 그 결과의 '타이밍'에 집중하게 돼요.
Just는 아주 최근의 사건에 사용돼요. 카페에 있다고 상상해 보세요. 친구를 만났을 때 "나 방금 막 주문했어(I've just ordered)"라고 말한다면, 바리스타가 아마 지금 막 음료를 만들고 있을 거예요. 너무 생생해서 과거가 거의 현재에 닿아 있는 느낌이죠.
Already는 놀라움이나 효율성에 관한 거예요. 룸메이트에게 "나 벌써 주방 청소 다 했어(I've already cleaned the kitchen)"라고 말한다면, 약간 자랑하는 기분이 들 수도 있어요. 상대방이 기대했던 것보다 더 빨리 해냈다는 뜻이니까요. 여러분이 상황을 아주 잘 통제하고 있다는 걸 보여주죠. 보통 긍정문에 자주 쓰여요.
Yet은 세 단어 중 가장 독특해요. 미래에 어떤 일이 일어날 것이라고 기대할 때 사용하거든요. 거의 독특하게 부정문과 의문문에만 쓰여요. 만약
게임 아직(yet) 안 끝냈어?
라고 묻는다면, 언젠가는 그 게임을 끝낼 것이라고 가정하고 묻는 거예요. 단지 진행 상태를 확인하는 거죠. 비디오의 로딩 바 같은 거예요. 아직(yet) 100%에 도달하지는 않았지만, 곧 그렇게 될 거라는 의미죠.

Formation Pattern

1
이 문장들을 만드는 데는 아주 엄격한 레시피가 있어요. 순서를 틀리는 건 시리얼을 붓기 전에 우유를 먼저 넣는 것과 같아요. 그렇게 하는 사람도 있겠지만, 왠지 어색하게 느껴지죠.
2
기본 구조: 주어, 조동사 have 또는 has, 그리고 past participle(동사의 V3 형태)이 필요해요.
3
JustAlready의 위치: 이 두 친구는 문장의 '가운데'에 살아요. 조동사와 본동사 사이에 자리를 잡죠.
4
패턴: 주어 + have/has + just/already + past participle.
5
예시:
I have just seen him.
(나 방금 그를 봤어.)
6
Yet의 위치: 이 친구는 조금 외로운 걸 좋아해요. 보통 문장의 맨 끝에 위치하거든요.
7
패턴 (부정문): 주어 + haven't/hasn't + past participle + yet.
8
패턴 (의문문): Have/Has + 주어 + past participle + yet?
9
예시: "They haven't called yet." (그들은 아직 전화 안 했어.)

Conjugation Table

형태 예시 의미
--- --- ---
Just와 함께 쓰는 긍정문 I've just eaten 방금 막 먹었어요 (최근에)
Already와 함께 쓰는 긍정문 She's already left 그녀는 벌써 떠났어요 (생각보다 빨리)
Yet과 함께 쓰는 부정문 We haven't started yet 아직 시작 안 했어요 (곧 할 예정)
Yet과 함께 쓰는 의문문 Have you finished yet? 벌써 다 끝냈나요? (예상대로 끝냈는지 확인)

When To Use It

뉴스가 막 터졌을 때 just를 사용해보세요. 뉴스 앵커가 소식을 전하는 상황을 생각해보면 쉬워요.
대통령이 방금(just) 도착했습니다.
혹은 운동을 막 끝내서 얼굴이 여전히 붉을 때도 쓸 수 있죠. 그 즉각적인 느낌을 표현할 때 좋아요.
어떤 일이 완료되었다는 걸 강조하고 싶을 때는 already를 쓰세요. 업무 상황에서 쓰기 딱 좋죠.
부장님, 그 이메일 벌써(already) 보냈습니다.
혹은 짜증을 표현할 수도 있어요.
벌써(already) 세 번이나 말했잖아!
상대방보다 여러분의 타임라인이 더 빨리 움직이고 있을 때 사용하면 돼요.
보류 중인 작업에는 yet을 쓰세요. 여행할 때 쓰기 완벽하죠.
아직(yet) 멀었어요?
는 아이들이 입에 달고 사는 클래식한 문구잖아요. 할 일 목록에 있지만 아직 체크하지 못한 모든 일에 쓸 수 있어요. 마블 신작 영화를 아직(yet) 못 봤다면, 여전히 볼 계획이 있다는 뜻이죠.

Politeness Levels

영어에서 이 표현들은 격식에 따라 크게 변하지 않지만, *위치*는 바뀔 수 있어요.

- Casual (비격식)

You finished yet?
(문자 메시지에서는 'have'를 생략하는 경우가 많아요.)

- Neutral (일반적)

Have you finished yet?
(친구들이나 직장 동료들에게 쓰는 표준적인 방식이에요.)

- Formal (격식)

Has the report been completed as of yet?
(as of를 붙이면 매우 전문적이고 약간 딱딱하게 들려요.)

Common Mistakes

가장 큰 실수 중 하나는 yet을 긍정문에 사용하는 거예요.
I have finished yet
이라고 말할 수는 없어요. 이건 존재하지 않는 치트키를 쓰려는 것과 같아요. yet은 항상 부정문과 의문문에만 사용하세요.
또 다른 실수는 already의 위치예요. 강조를 위해 문장 끝에 둘 수는 있지만("I've finished already!«), 문장 맨 앞에 두면(»Already I have finished") 마치 요다(스타워즈 캐릭터)처럼 들려요. 안전하게 조동사와 본동사 사이에 두세요.
과거 단순 시제와 현재 완료를 헷갈리는 경우도 많아요. 미국 영어에서는
I just saw him
이라고 해도 괜찮지만, 영국 영어와 시험 영어에서는 "I've just seen him"이 정석이에요. 've'를 빼먹지 않도록 주의하세요.

Memory Trick

교통 신호등을 생각해보세요:

- 초록불 (Already): 예상보다 일찍 신호가 초록색으로 바뀌었어요. 출발! 이미 완료된 일이에요.

- 노란불 (Just): 신호가 방금(just) 바뀌었어요. 바로 지금 일어나고 있는 일이죠. 서두르세요!

- 빨간불 (Yet): 신호가 여전히 빨간색이에요. 기다리고 있죠. 아직(yet) 초록색으로 바뀌지 않았어요.

Contrast With Similar Patterns

과거 단순 시제와는 어떻게 다를까요? 과거 단순 시제는 이미 닫힌 책과 같아요.

나 12시에 점심 먹었어(I ate lunch at 12:00.)
이건 그냥 사실이죠. 반면 이 부사들과 함께 쓰는 현재 완료는 열린 대화예요. "나 방금 점심 먹었어(I've just eaten lunch.)« 이 말은 »그러니까 지금 배가 안 고파"라는 의미를 내포하고 있어요. 과거의 행동을 여러분의 현재 배 상태와 연결해주는 거죠.

현재 진행형(

나 먹고 있어, I am eating
)과 비교해보면, just가 들어간 현재 완료는 그 행동이 *끝났다*는 걸 의미해요. 더 이상 씹고 있는 게 아니라 입을 닦고 있는 상황이죠.

Real Conversations

A

A

비행기 표 아직(yet) 예매 안 했어?
B

B

방금 막(just) 했어! 지금 확인증 보고 있는 중이야.
A

A

이번 시즌 새로 나온 거 같이 볼래?
B

B

아니, 괜찮아. 나 벌써(already) 다 정주행했거든. 진짜 재밌더라.

Progressive Practice

1

행동의 '상태'를 파악하세요. 일찍 끝났나요, 최근에 끝났나요, 아니면 기다리는 중인가요?

2

부사를 선택하세요: already, just, 또는 yet.

3

핵심 구조를 만드세요: Have/Has + Past Participle.

4

부사를 올바른 위치(중간 또는 끝)에 넣으세요.

Quick FAQ

Q

의문문에서 already를 쓸 수 있나요?

네! 놀라움을 나타낼 때 써요.

벌써(already) 끝냈어? 와, 진짜 빠르다!

Q

justrecently는 같은 뜻인가요?

거의 비슷하지만, just가 훨씬 더 즉각적이에요. Recently는 지난주를 뜻할 수도 있지만, just는 보통 몇 분 전을 뜻하거든요.

Q

왜 미국 사람들은 "I've already done it« 대신 »I already did it"이라고 하나요?

미국 영어에서는 이런 상황에 과거 단순 시제를 자주 사용해요. 둘 다 뜻은 통하지만, B1 레벨 학습자라면 보통 현재 완료를 배우는 데 집중하게 될 거예요.

Placement of Adverbs in Present Perfect

Adverb Sentence Type Position Example
Just
Affirmative
Between have/has and V3
I have just left.
Already
Affirmative
Between have/has and V3
She has already eaten.
Already
Question (Surprise)
End of sentence
Are you back already?
Yet
Negative
End of sentence
They haven't arrived yet.
Yet
Question
End of sentence
Has he called yet?

Common Contractions with Adverbs

Full Form Contraction With Adverb
I have just
I've just
I've just seen him.
He has already
He's already
He's already left.
We have not... yet
We haven't... yet
We haven't started yet.
It has not... yet
It hasn't... yet
It hasn't rained yet.

Meanings

These adverbs modify the Present Perfect to indicate the recency, timing, or expectation of an action connecting the past to the present.

1

Just: Very Recent Past

Indicates that an action happened a very short time ago.

“The taxi has just arrived outside.”

“I've just heard the news!”

2

Already: Sooner Than Expected

Indicates that something happened before the present time or sooner than someone thought it would.

“I've already done my homework.”

“Has the train already left?”

3

Yet: Expectation of Completion

Used in negative sentences and questions to talk about something that hasn't happened but is expected to happen soon.

“I haven't finished the report yet.”

“Has the mail arrived yet?”

Reference Table

Reference table for 현재완료: Just, Already, Yet (방금, 이미, 아직)
부사 의미 문장 종류 위치
Just
아주 최근에
긍정문
have/has와 동사 사이
Already
예상보다 빨리
긍정문 / 의문문
have/has와 동사 사이
Yet
지금까지 (예상됨)
부정문 / 의문문
문장 끝
Still
계속되고 있음 (예상보다 길게)
부정문 / 긍정문
have/has 앞

격식 수준 스펙트럼

격식체
Have you completed the assignment yet?

Have you completed the assignment yet? (Work/School)

중립
Have you finished your work yet?

Have you finished your work yet? (Work/School)

비격식체
Done yet?

Done yet? (Work/School)

속어
You through with that yet?

You through with that yet? (Work/School)

현재완료 부사

시간 표시

즉각적인

  • Just Very recently

놀라움

  • Already Sooner than expected

기대

  • Yet Waiting for it

부사의 위치

중간 위치
Just I've just called.
Already She's already left.
끝 위치
Yet Not done yet?

무엇을 사용해야 할까?

1

문장이 부정문이거나 의문문인가요?

YES
YET 사용 (끝에)
NO
긍정문이에요
2

1-5분 전에 일어난 일인가요?

YES
JUST 사용
NO ↓

사용 카테고리

속도

  • Already
  • Fast
  • Done
🆕

최근

  • Just
  • Now
  • Fresh

기다림

  • Yet
  • Negative
  • Future

수준별 예문

1

I have just eaten.

I have just eaten.

2

She has already gone.

She has already gone.

3

I haven't finished yet.

I haven't finished yet.

4

Have you seen it yet?

Have you seen it yet?

1

We've just arrived at the station.

We've just arrived at the station.

2

He's already bought the tickets.

He's already bought the tickets.

3

They haven't called us yet.

They haven't called us yet.

4

Has the movie started yet?

Has the movie started yet?

1

I have just finished the report you asked for.

I have just finished the report you asked for.

2

Don't worry, I've already paid the bill.

Don't worry, I've already paid the bill.

3

We haven't decided where to go on holiday yet.

We haven't decided where to go on holiday yet.

4

Have you spoken to the manager about the problem yet?

Have you spoken to the manager about the problem yet?

1

The CEO has just announced his resignation.

The CEO has just announced his resignation.

2

You've finished that book already? You only started it this morning!

You've finished that book already? You only started it this morning!

3

The scientific community hasn't reached a consensus yet.

The scientific community hasn't reached a consensus yet.

4

Have the results of the experiment been published yet?

Have the results of the experiment been published yet?

1

I've just been contemplating the implications of your theory.

I've just been contemplating the implications of your theory.

2

The government has already implemented several measures to curb inflation.

The government has already implemented several measures to curb inflation.

3

We have yet to see any tangible evidence of improvement.

We have yet to see any tangible evidence of improvement.

4

Has the board of directors reached a final decision yet?

Has the board of directors reached a final decision yet?

1

The witness has just provided a testimony that could jeopardize the entire case.

The witness has just provided a testimony that could jeopardize the entire case.

2

By the time we arrived, the situation had already deteriorated beyond repair.

By the time we arrived, the situation had already deteriorated beyond repair.

3

The full extent of the damage has yet to be determined by the authorities.

The full extent of the damage has yet to be determined by the authorities.

4

Have you not already considered the potential fallout of such a move?

Have you not already considered the potential fallout of such a move?

혼동하기 쉬운

Present Perfect: Just, Already, Yet Still vs Yet

Both refer to things that haven't happened, but 'still' emphasizes the duration and 'yet' emphasizes the expectation.

Present Perfect: Just, Already, Yet Just vs Just Now

'Just' is used with Present Perfect; 'just now' is usually used with Simple Past.

Present Perfect: Just, Already, Yet Already vs All Ready

'Already' is the time adverb; 'all ready' means everyone is prepared.

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I have finished yet.

I have already finished.

You cannot use 'yet' in a positive sentence.

I just have eaten.

I have just eaten.

The adverb 'just' goes after the auxiliary 'have'.

Have you yet eaten?

Have you eaten yet?

'Yet' belongs at the end of the question.

I haven't already seen it.

I haven't seen it yet.

Use 'yet' for negatives, not 'already'.

She has yet finished.

She has already finished.

'Yet' is for things not done.

I've already did it.

I've already done it.

Always use the past participle (V3), not the simple past (V2).

Has he just left yet?

Has he just left?

Don't double up adverbs; 'just' and 'yet' serve different purposes.

I already have been there.

I have already been there.

Standard word order is auxiliary + adverb + participle.

I haven't seen him just.

I haven't seen him recently / I just saw him.

'Just' is rarely used in the negative to mean 'recently'.

Did you finish yet?

Have you finished yet?

In formal/British English, 'yet' requires the Present Perfect, not Simple Past.

We haven't yet to receive it.

We have yet to receive it.

The formal 'yet to' construction is already negative in meaning; don't add 'not'.

문장 패턴

I have just ___.

Has ___ ___ yet?

We've already ___ but we haven't ___ yet.

You've ___ already?!

Real World Usage

Texting a friend constant

I've just left! Be there in 5.

Job Interview common

I have already managed several projects similar to this one.

Ordering Food very common

Has our food been prepared yet?

Social Media common

Can't believe I've just hit 1,000 followers!

Travel/Airport very common

The gate hasn't opened yet.

Doctor's Office occasional

Have you taken your medicine yet?

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과거분사(V3)와 짝꿍!

이 부사들은 항상 have/has 뒤에 나오는 과거분사(V3)와 함께 쓰여요. 'gone', 'seen', 'done' 같은 형태로요. 원형이나 과거형과는 같이 쓸 수 없어요. "I've just seen your TikTok!"
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부정문에는 'Already' 금지!

'I haven't already finished.'처럼 말하면 안 돼요. 부정문에서는 'yet'을 써야 자연스러워요. "I haven't finished yet."
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놀라움을 표현할 때 'Already'!

의문문 끝에 'already'를 붙이면 '벌써?!' 하는 놀라움이나 감탄을 나타낼 수 있어요.
Have you finished already?!

Smart Tips

Add 'yet' to the end of your negative sentence.

I haven't done it. I haven't done it yet.

Put 'already' at the end of a question and use a rising tone.

Have you finished? Have you finished already?!

Use 'have yet to' instead of 'haven't ... yet'.

We haven't found a solution yet. We have yet to find a solution.

Think of it as a sandwich filling between 'have' and the verb.

I just have arrived. I have just arrived.

발음

/aɪv dʒʌst/

Contraction Stress

In 'I've just', the 've' is very soft, almost silent. The stress is on 'just'.

Have you finished yet? ↗

Yet Intonation

In questions, 'yet' usually has a rising intonation.

Surprise with Already

You've finished ALREADY? ↗

Expresses shock that something happened so fast.

암기하기

기억법

J.A.Y. helps you play: Just (recent), Already (early), Yet (waiting).

시각적 연상

Imagine a 'Just' clock with the hand only 1 minute past the hour, an 'Already' runner crossing the finish line while others are far behind, and a 'Yet' person looking at their watch waiting for a bus.

Rhyme

Just is near, Already is done, Yet is waiting for the fun.

Story

I have just woken up. I have already brushed my teeth, but I haven't had breakfast yet.

Word Web

RecentlyBeforeSoonExpectFinishStillNow

챌린지

Write three sentences about your morning using one 'just', one 'already', and one 'yet'.

문화 노트

BrE speakers are very strict about using the Present Perfect with 'just', 'already', and 'yet'. Using Simple Past sounds 'American' or incorrect to them.

AmE speakers frequently use the Simple Past with these adverbs, especially in casual speech.

Using 'already' can signal proactivity and efficiency in a professional setting.

The Present Perfect evolved in Germanic languages to express a state resulting from a past action. Adverbs like 'already' (all + ready) and 'yet' (Old English 'giet') were added to refine the temporal focus.

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Have you seen any good movies yet this year?

What's something you've already achieved today?

Have you just started learning English, or have you been studying for a while?

Is there a country you haven't visited yet but really want to?

일기 주제

Write about your morning routine today. Mention three things you've already done and two things you haven't done yet.
Think about your life goals. What have you already achieved, and what have you yet to accomplish?
Describe a time you were surprised because something happened already. Why was it a surprise?
Write a short news report about a recent event using 'just' to describe the latest updates.

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Test Yourself

빈칸에 just, already, yet 중 알맞은 것을 채우세요.

I'm not hungry. I've ___ eaten a big burger.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: just
행동이 아주 최근에 일어났다는 것을 보여주기 위해 'just'를 사용해요.
올바른 문장을 고르세요. 객관식

문법적으로 올바른 문장을 고르세요:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I haven't seen that movie yet.
'Yet'은 부정문이나 의문문의 맨 끝에 와야 해요.
실수를 찾아 고치세요. Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

He has yet called me.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: He hasn't called me yet.
'Yet'은 긍정문 중간에 올 수 없어요. 부정문의 끝에 와야 자연스러워요.

Score: /3

연습 문제

8 exercises
Complete the sentence with just, already, or yet.

I'm not hungry. I have ___ eaten lunch.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: already
We use 'already' to show that an action is finished, especially when it's the reason for a current state (not being hungry).
Choose the correct sentence. 객관식

Which sentence is correct?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I haven't seen that movie yet.
'Yet' goes at the end of negative sentences.
Find the mistake in the sentence. Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

Has the mail already arrived yet?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Remove 'already'
You shouldn't use both 'already' and 'yet' in the same question. 'Yet' is the standard choice here.
Rewrite the sentence using 'already'. Sentence Transformation

I finished my homework ten minutes ago. (Use Present Perfect + already)

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I have already finished my homework.
The standard position for 'already' is between the auxiliary and the participle.
Fill in the dialogue. Dialogue Completion

A: Do you want to watch 'Inception'? B: No, I've ___ seen it three times!

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: already
'Already' is used to show that something has happened before now.
Which word fits the gap? 'Have you finished ___?' Grammar Sorting

Gap filler

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Both yet and already (for surprise)
'Yet' is the standard question marker, but 'already' can be used at the end to show surprise.
Is this rule true or false? True False Rule

'Just' can be used in negative sentences to mean 'not recently'.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: False
'Just' is almost exclusively used in affirmative sentences in the Present Perfect.
Match the adverb to its function. Match Pairs

Functions

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: All of the above
These are the primary functions of J.A.Y.

Score: /8

Practice Bank

10 exercises
단어들을 올바른 순서로 배열하세요. Sentence Reorder

already / I / seen / have / film / that

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I have already seen that film.
영어로 번역하세요. 번역

¿Ya has enviado el correo? (Use 'yet')

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Have you sent the email yet?
상황에 맞는 부사를 고르세요. 객관식

The taxi is outside! It has ___ arrived.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: just
부사와 용도를 연결하세요. Match Pairs

Match the terms

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Just - Very recent
빈칸을 채우세요. 빈칸 채우기

Don't tell me the score! I haven't watched the match ___.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: yet
위치를 고치세요. Error Correction

We yet haven't decided where to go.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: We haven't decided where to go yet.
질문을 올바른 순서로 배열하세요. Sentence Reorder

delivered / yet / your / package / been / has / ?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Has your package been delivered yet?
어떤 단어가 놀라움을 나타내나요? 객관식

Wait, you've ___ finished the whole pizza?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: already
번역하세요. 번역

Acabamos de empezar.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: We have just started.
대화를 완성하세요. 빈칸 채우기

A: Is John here? B: No, he hasn't arrived ___.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: yet

Score: /10

자주 묻는 질문 (8)

Generally, no. In standard English, `yet` is for negatives and questions. However, in very formal English, you can say `I have yet to finish`, which means `I haven't finished yet`.

`Just` usually means a few minutes or seconds ago. `Recently` can mean days or weeks ago.

It usually goes between `have/has` and the `past participle`. For example: `I have already seen it`. You can also put it at the end for emphasis: `I've seen it already!`

In American English, yes, it's very common. In British English or on English exams (like IELTS/TOEFL), you should use the Present Perfect: `Have you done it yet?`.

Yes! Use it when you are surprised. `Have you finished already?` means `Wow, that was fast!`

It's a convention of English word order for this specific adverb. It helps the listener identify the sentence as a question or a negative expectation.

Yes, especially in American English. `I just saw him` is perfectly fine in the US, while a Brit might prefer `I have just seen him`.

It is a formal way to say that something hasn't happened. `The company has yet to decide` means `The company hasn't decided yet`.

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In Other Languages

Spanish moderate

ya / todavía

Spanish 'ya' is much more flexible in position than English 'already'.

French high

déjà / pas encore

French uses 'venir de' + infinitive for 'just' instead of an adverb.

German high

schon / noch nicht

German word order is more rigid regarding the 'V2' rule.

Japanese moderate

mou / mada

Japanese doesn't have a direct equivalent for 'just' as an adverb in the same way; it uses verb endings like '-ta bakari'.

Arabic low

qad / lamma

The concept of 'just' is often expressed through specific verbs or time phrases.

Chinese moderate

yǐjīng / hái méiyǒu

Chinese has no verb conjugation, so the 'tense' is entirely dependent on these particles.

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