Already/Yet

[chuasb]

I have yet to do it.
or
I have already done it.

[Teia]

I have yet to do it - correct
I have yet to do it means I have not done it yet, or I still have to do it.

[RonBee]

Originally Posted by chuasb

I have yet to do it.
or
I have already done it.

"I have already done it" is certainly a valid sentence, but it means the opposite of "I have yet to do it".

~R

[blouen]

¨I have already done that but I have yet to do this one.¨

[ilyas khan]

i have yet to do it ..is the correct one according to my senses

[blouen]

I think your senses have already done it well for you...

[gx90t]

So I can use yet and already not only in the statements with the present perfect simple but with every tences?is it true?

For instead:Tomorrow I'll have to do it yet.(Is it ok?)

[RonBee]

We use already in statements about the past. Example:

Jack has already done it. (Perhaps the task was accomplished sooner than antcipated.)

We use yet in statements about the future. Example:

I haven't done it yet. (I expect to do it, but at this moment I have not, in fact, done it.)

~R

[edemku]

thanks friends..

[kebede]

already