Q
Medium 1 Mark
English Tenses
Which sentence correctly uses 'yet' in the present perfect?
Explanation
'Yet' is used in negatives and questions: 'I haven't finished yet.' 'Already' is used in affirmatives.
Reference: English Grammar Guide , Page 3
Hint
Yet = negatives and questions. Already = affirmatives.
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