Correct Usage of The Adverb ALREADY

Correct Usage of The Adverb ALREADY :

ALREADY



This adverb denotes that something has happened prior to the time mentioned or thought of. It is never correctly used in any other sense.

Light the fire.
It is lighted already.

Does he seem to be recovering?
He has almost recovered already.

Is your brother with you?
He has already arrived.

Is your lunch over?
It is already over.

Before this letter reaches you, you will already have arrived home.

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