Question

which sentence is correct? hint: \all ready\ means completely ready; \already\ means previously started or done.
kathy is already to receive her drivers permit.
the drivers license is already for kathy.
kathy already received her drivers permit.

Explanation:

• In the first sentence, "already" is misused. Since it means "previously started or done", it doesn't fit the context of being ready. "All ready" (completely ready) would be correct here.
• In the second sentence, "already" is also misused. The license being "for Kathy" doesn't relate to the meaning of "already".
• In the third sentence, "already" is used correctly as it implies that the action of receiving the permit has been done previously.

Answer:

Kathy already received her driver’s permit.