Question

A2  already  çoktan, zaten, bilebu kadar, çabuk, şimdiden

Accepted Answer

adverb  /ɔːlˈredi   / adverb already (adverb)
 /ɔːlˈredi   / adverb
 
 1 used for talking about sth that has
happened before now or before a particular time in the past
çoktan, zaten,
bile
 ‘Would
you like some lunch?’ ‘No, I've already eaten, thanks.’
 We
got there at 6.30 but Marsha had already left.
 Sita
was already awake when I went into her room.
 2 (used in negative sentences and
questions for expressing surprise) so early; as soon as this
bu kadar çabuk, şimdiden
 Have
you finished already?
 Surely
you're not going already!

Level	A2
Kind	adverb
Front	already
IPA	/ɔːlˈredi / adverb
Back	çoktan, zaten, bile bu kadar, çabuk, şimdiden
Back 2	already (adverb) /ɔːlˈredi / adverb 1 used for talking about sth that has happened before now or before a particular time in the past çoktan, zaten, bile ‘Would you like some lunch?’ ‘No, I've already eaten, thanks.’ We got there at 6.30 but Marsha had already left. Sita was already awake when I went into her room. 2 (used in negative sentences and questions for expressing surprise) so early; as soon as this bu kadar çabuk, şimdiden Have you finished already? Surely you're not going already!

Adverb /ɔːlˈredi çoktan Zaten Bile Bu şimdiden A2

already (adverb)