3. Grammar in Use. Write just, already or yet in the text below. Text about Paula Radcliffe: With several European and World records, Paula Radcliffe has (1) achieved a lot in long-distance running. It’s true that she hasn’t won an Olympic race (2) ..., but she has won almost everything else, including the 5,000 metres at the Commonwealth Games and the 10,000 metres at the European events. But she is most famous for the longest race — the marathon. She has (3) won the London Marathon three times. She had a baby earlier this year and has (4) ... returned to competitions — only a month ago — but she has (5) ... won an important race, the New York Marathon. Is she the greatest ever female long-distance runner? Well, perhaps she hasn’t proved that (6) ..., but she has (7) ... become one of the most popular sportswomen in the United Kingdom.

With several European and World records, Paula Radcliffe has already achieved a lot in long-distance running. It’s true that she hasn’t won an Olympic race yet, but she has won almost everything else, including the 5,000 metres at the Commonwealth Games and the 10,000 metres at the European events. But she is most famous for the longest race — the marathon. She has already won the London Marathon three times. She had a baby earlier this year and has just returned to competitions — only a month ago — but she has already won an important race, the New York Marathon. Is she the greatest ever female long-distance runner? Well, perhaps she hasn’t proved that yet, but she has already become one of the most popular sportswomen in the United Kingdom.

Ответ: 1) already; 2) yet; 3) already; 4) just; 5) already; 6) yet; 7) already.