關於Alredy的意思和用法的提問

A: I've already finished doing my homework.

A: Thank you very much!

A: thank you so much
you help me so much!!!😆😉

A: Have done is present perfect tense and had done is past perfect. You use have done for something you just did. You use had done for something you did earlier in the past before something that was also in the past.
Example,
I have already done the dishes.
I had already done the dishes by the time she came home.

A: When they refer to time:

"Already" means it has happened already.

"Yet" means it has NOT happened yet.

"The show has already started."

"The show has yet to start."

A: × I doubt that he alredy could afford to such an extent to buy a new car.
✓ I doubt that he could already afford to buy a new car.

I might also say “I can’t believe that he can afford to buy a new car”. “There is no way he can already afford to buy a new car”.

A: I have alredy spent some of the budget and assigned necessary personal.

A: You'd say ' I already heard this about 5 times'.

A: It would be better if you say "did you complete your homework?" Or "have you completed your homework"

Tough is okay but difficult/hard would sound better :)