Present Perfect already, just, yet, never, ever

Nick has already drunk a cup of tea.

Already Nick has drunk a cup of tea.

Nick already has drunk a cup of tea .

Nick has drunk a cup of tea already.

I yet haven’t swept the floor. It is very dirty.

I haven’t swept the floor yet. It is very dirty.

Yet I haven’t swept the floor. It is very dirty.

I haven’t yet swept the floor. It is very dirty.

Have they copied the text already?

Have they already copied the text?

Have they yet copied the text?

Have they copied the text yet?

They have gone to the cinema just.

They have just gone to the cinema.

They have gone just to the cinema.

They just have gone to the cinema.

We just have read about New York.

We have read just about New York.

We have just read about New York.

We have read about New York just.

I have never been to London.

I have been to London never.

I never have been to London.

I have been never to London.

I have never been to London.

I have been to London never.

I never have been to London.

I have been never to London.

Have you seen ever the Eiffel Tower?

Have you seen the Eiffel Tower ever ?

Have you ever seen the Eiffel Tower?

Have ever you seen the Eiffel Tower?

Have you ever flown to Madrid ?

Have you flown to Madrid ever?

Have you flown ever to Madrid ?

Have ever you flown to Madrid ?

Tim hasn’t been at the concert yet .

Tim hasn’t never been at the concert.

Tim hasn’t already been at the concert.

Tim hasn’t ever been at the concert .

The boys have yet broken a new vase

The boys have ever broken a new vase

The boys have already broken a new vase

The boys has broken a new vase

I have already booked my trip to London.

I have yet booked my trip to London.

I have ever booked my trip to London.

I has already booked my trip to London.