Two time expressions are correct, and one is incorrect. Cross out the incorrect answer.
1 Have you called your mother already / yet / yesterday?
2 Philip has already / just left school in 2004.
3 We didn't have time to clean up last night / already / before we left.
4 Actually, I saw that film two days ago / just / on Sunday.
5 They’ve never seen snow last winter / already.
6 I haven’t heard from Mike since the party / for a few days / about a week ago. 7 We had an old black Beetle when I was little / since the 80s / for about ten years.
1 Have you called your mother already / yet / yesterday?
2 Philip has already / just left school in 2004.
3 We didn't have time to clean up last night / already / before we left.
4 Actually, I saw that film two days ago / just / on Sunday.
5 They’ve never seen snow last winter / already.
6 I haven’t heard from Mike since the party / for a few days / about a week ago. 7 We had an old black Beetle when I was little / since the 80s / for about ten years.
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1) yet
2) just
3) already
4) just
5) already
6) since the party
7) when I was little