Grammar reference

1) Tick the correct sentences. Rewrite the incorrect sentences.

Lyndsey: (1) 1 Have you found a new job yet?
Michelle: No, I haven't. (2) 1 But a company just has called me about an interview.
Michelle: No, I haven't. But a company has just called me about an interview.
Lyndsey: Fantastic! (3)  1 Have you yet researched the company?
Lyndsey: Fantastic! Have you researched the company yet?
Michelle: (4) 1 Yes, I've just looked at their website.
Lyndsey: What about clothes? You'll need to wear something smart.
Michelle: (5) 1 I've already bought a new suit, (6) 1 but I haven't already got a bag.
Michelle: I've already bought a new suit, but I haven't got a bag yet.
Lyndsey: I can lend you one. It's new. (7)  1 It has been used yet.
Lyndsey: I can lend you one. It's new. It hasn’t been used yet.
2) Complete the sentences with yet, just or already.
just seen Rebecca. She was here two minutes ago.
1- I've ……….
already
2- We're going to see the new James Bond film. Have you ………….. seen it?
yet
3- I'm really hungry. Is dinner ready ………?
yet . Maybe their train is late.
4- They haven't arrived ………
just eaten a big bowl of ice cream.
5- We're really full. We've ……….
yet
6- Have you spoken to Adam ……….. ? He's been waiting for your call.