Present Perfect (already/just/yet)

I have already eaten sushi before.

I have eaten already sushi before.

I have eaten sushi before yet.

I have just ate sushi before.

She has visited Germany yet.

She hasn't already visited Germany.

She hasn't visited Germany yet.

She just has visited Germany.

They haven't already seen this film.

They have yet seen this film.

They have seen this film yet.

They have already seen this film.

They have met your teacher just.

They have just meet your teacher.

They have yet met your teacher.

They have just met your teacher.

My brother has started school yet.

My brother hasn't started school yet.

My brother hasn't just started school.

My brother hasn't start school yet.

Have Daniel fixed the broken car yet?

Has Daniel fix the broken car yet?

Has Daniel fixed the broken car yet?

Have Daniel already fixed the broken car?

My daughter has yet lost her purse.

My daughter hasn't already lost her purse.

My daughter has just lost her purse.

My daughter have just lost her purse.

He has already finished his assignment.

He has already finish his assignment.

He has finished already his assignment.

He already finished his assignment.

You son has broken his arm yet.

Your son has just broke his arm.

You son has just broken his arm.

You son have just broken his arm.

Have our teacher came home yet?

Has our teacher came home yet?

Has our teacher come home just?

Has our teacher come home yet?

My parents have already breakfast.

My parents have already have breakfast.

My parents have had breakfast yet.

My parents have already had breakfast.