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Timed Adverbs: Already, Still, Yet
 

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Quiz on already, still, yet usage

by Intuon Budrat
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Already is used for actions that happened before now.

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Yet is always placed at the start of a sentence.

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Already is never used with present perfect in questions.

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Still describes an ongoing action up to the present.

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Yet is typically used in negative sentences.

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Already cannot appear with future meaning.

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Yet is used in positive statements to show certainty.

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Already can be used with present perfect in affirmative statements.

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In questions, yet often appears at the end.

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Still is only used in negative sentences.

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