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Already, yet and still are adverbs.
Already is used when an action has happened sooner than
expected but only with the present and the past tense and
affirmative sentences.
Yet is used to ask if something expected has happened or to say
something expected hasn’t happened.
Still is used to show situations that continue to the present time,
sometimes longer than expected.
5.3. Use already, yet or still to complete the given sentences.
a. Sabanam has ................................ started the job.
b. Has the driver been released ...................?
c. The boys are ............. arguing on a silly
matter.
d. Jitman is ........................... a married fellow.
e. Are you .......................... in the bathroom?
It’s too long!
f. The Rautes have not adopted the city
life .......................
6 Listening Time
Listen to the device or the teacher and tick the correct answer.
a. The passage is about ..........................................
junk foods schools cancer
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