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Learn and teach the use of: Already, still, yet

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Grade:10B
Lesson:8
Module:4
Grammar: use of Already still and yet
Vocabulary:categories across the module
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Grade:10B Lesson:8 Module:4 Grammar: use of Already still and yet Vocabulary:categories across the module Group members:

by Emily Navarro
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With 'still', the meaning changes completely to 'not yet' in all contexts.

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"Already" is used in the middle of the sentence

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Already is used to indicate that something has happened before now.

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Have/has + past participle + already is used to express that something has already happened.

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Yet is used in questions to ask if something has happened and in negative sentences to express unmet expectations.

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Still is used to express continuity from the past to the present.

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Yet' is used only in affirmative sentences.

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Already always goes at the end of the sentence in English.

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yet is used at the end of the sentence

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In short answers, "already" can mean "already" in statements.

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Still" is used to indicate possible futures that have not yet occurred.

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In English, 'already' never goes with the simple present tense.

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