The phrase "already you need" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward to native speakers.
It could be used in a context where urgency or immediacy is being emphasized, but it would typically be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "Already you need to submit your report if you want to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "You need to" or "You must already".
So already you need six dwarves.
My personal opinion is that to find a job using social media you need to follow these three steps: Work out what you have to offer If you haven't already, you need to figure out what your strengths, weaknesses, passions are and what kinds of opportunities are available.
If you haven't already, you need to have an emergency savings account for unexpected expenses.
So, if you feel stuck already, you need to start moving: mentally, physically and for some people, spiritually.
While technically you're probably speaking the same language to your consultant already, you need to make sure you are being understood exactly the way you mean it, because people use same words to mean different things.
If you haven't already, you need to tell your Senators: Vote No on Fast Track.
You may not need a license to sell crafts or clothes at the swap meet or at a school fundraiser, but if you want to sell to a market that goes beyond your local community- or if you have sold for long enough and people think you run a legitimate tax-paying business already- you need to have that business license!
Folk/psychedelic trio All We Are is a band that, if you haven't already, you simply need to hear.
If you haven't already, you really need to watch the entire film, but here's the incomparable Jonathan Winters, breaking things up: Your thoughts?
If you or your child has a BBC account already - you just need to use that.
So first of all, if you're graduating--congratulations! Second of all, if you haven't already, you might need to get cracking on that job search.
