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JUST

• We use just in [affirmative|negative] sentences to talk about very recent events or actions.
• Just means a [long|short] time before.
• We put just between the [subject|auxiliary verb (have/has)] and the verb in the third form.

ALREADY

• We use already in [affirmative|negative] sentences to talk about actions and events that happened before now or earlier than expected.

• Already means  before now or [later|earlier] than expected.

• We put already between the [subject|auxiliary verb (have/has)] and the third form of the verb.

YET

• We use yet in [questions |positive]and negative sentences to talk about actions and events happening up to now.
• Yet means up to now or until the present time.
• Yet comes at the [beginning|end] of the sentence.