Present Perfect Dictation: Just, Already and Yet

Listen for the word showing how the action connects to now. Just puts it very recently; already says it has happened by this point. Yet asks about an expected action or, with a negative, shows it has not happened so far. The position matters too: yet often arrives at the end, after a longer phrase. Stay with the sentence until it finishes. Keep have or has and any not as well as the marker, rather than writing only the completed action.