Which sentence best communicates that Salem has already seen the video?

• A. He hasn't seen it.
• B. He's already seen it.
• C. He will see it.
• D. He saw it yesterday.

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is using the present perfect to show an action has been completed by now, especially with the word already. “He’s already seen it” uses the present perfect form “has seen” along with “already,” which signals that, up to this moment, Salem has watched the video. That linkage to the present is exactly what “already” adds here: the experience exists now because the viewing happened earlier.

Other options miss that sense in different ways: one states a negative (not yet seen), another looks to the future (will see), and another places the action at a definite past time (saw it yesterday) rather than highlighting its relevance to the present.