We often use just, yet, and already with the Present Perfect.
Just means 'o short time before'.
E.g. I've just started a new school band.
Yet means 'at any time up to now'. We use it to focus on
something that we expect to happen soon.
E.g. Have you played your own music yet?
We haven't finished the album yet.
Already means before now. We use it to focus on
something that happened earlier than expected
Eg I have already discussed details about our concert,

Объяснение:

1)we can't fly like Harry Potter, so we run around with brooms between our legs in a grass field. Harry Potter was catching the Golden Snitch. In a real game, a tennis ball in a long sock is used instead of a Snitch.

2)Best of all, you don't have to be a talented athlete to play Quidditch. It's all about teamwork!

3)It's similar to volleyball, but you can only use your legs, knees, head, and chest - so if you're good at soccer, you should give it a try!

4)You should try it out, as it is really fast and sporty.

1)we can't fly like Harry Potter, so we run around with brooms between our legs in a grass field. Harry Potter was catching the Golden Snitch. In a real game, a tennis ball in a long sock is used instead of a Snitch.

2)Best of all, you don't have to be a talented athlete to play Quidditch. It's all about teamwork!

3)It's similar to volleyball, but you can only use your legs, knees, head, and chest - so if you're good at soccer, you should give it a try!

4)You should try it out, as it is really fast and sporty.