Use the cues to make dialogues with already, just and yet.

2) A: your friend Sam/pick up/tickets?

B: No, but ... (already/buy/them).

3) A: you/decide/take/phone or tablet?

B: Yes, ... (just/pack it).

4) A: your friend Sam/book/taxi?

B: No, but ... (yet/have/got the number).

5) A: you/write down/emergency number?

B: Yes, ... (just/write/the notepaper).

2) A: Has your friend Sam picked up the tickets?

B: No, but he has already bought them).

3) A: Have you decided to take a phone or a tablet?

B: Yes, I have just packed it.

4) A: Has your friend Sam booked a taxi?

B: No, he hasn't yet got the number.

5) A: Have you written down the emergency number?

B: Yes, I have just written it on the notepaper.

2) A: Has your friend Sam/picked up/the tickets?

B: No, but ... he has ... (already/bought/them).

3) A: Have you/decided to/take/a phone or a tablet?

B: Yes,. I ... have ... (just/packed it).

4) A: Has your friend Sam/booked/a taxi?

B: No, ... he ... hasn't yet/got the number).

5) A: Have you/written down/the emergency number?

B: Yes, ... I have ... (just/written it on/the notepaper).