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Definitions from the WebTerm: have alreadyDescription:The term "have already" is a phrase commonly used in the English language, primarily as an idiomatic expression. It signifies a completed action or event that occurred before the present moment. It is often used to emphasize that something has been done or completed earlier than expected or required. Examples of Usage:As a Verb Phrase:1. I have already finished my homework, so I can go out to play. 2. They have already booked the tickets for the concert. 3. She has already eaten breakfast, but she might join us for brunch. As an Adverbial Phrase:1. He should have left already; we are expecting him. 2. The movie has started already; we need to hurry. 3. They must have reached the destination already; let's call and check. Possible Related Products:To explore books, movies, or other products related to "have already," you can search on Amazon. | ||||
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