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9. 4 GRAMMAR - Present Perfect with already/just/yet.
I can use the Present Perfect to talk about recent events.
Lee: Hi, Amy! What's up?

Amy: Have you bought the train tickets yet?
Lee: Well, I know exactly what train we want to catch - I've already checked the timetable.
But I haven't actually bought the tickets yet. I've bought a map of the Scottish Highlands!.
And I've just cleaned both the tents.
Amy: So you haven't started packing yet?
Lee: Give me a break! I've already told you - we haven't bought all the food yet so it's too early to start packing.
Anyway, have you heard from Billy yet?