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Yet, Still, Already, Always

The document discusses the words "already", "still", "always", and "yet" and how they are used to refer to timing or continuity. It provides examples of how each word is used in sentences. It then lists sentences where one of the four words is missing and asks the reader to choose the correct word.

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Yet, Still, Already, Always

The document discusses the words "already", "still", "always", and "yet" and how they are used to refer to timing or continuity. It provides examples of how each word is used in sentences. It then lists sentences where one of the four words is missing and asks the reader to choose the correct word.

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ALREADY, STILL, ALWAYS, YET


  'Already' is used to say that something has happened  
  earlier than expected or earlier than it might have happened.
ALREADY :
  "Hurry up Susan.  Breakfast is ready!" 
  "I've already had breakfast thanks.  I woke up early." 
  'Still' is used to refer to continuing situations. 
STILL :   "They've been married for 40 years and they still love each 
other." 
  'Always' refers to something which happens regularly. 
ALWAYS :
  "I always send cards at Christmas."   
  'Yet' is used: 
   ‐ to ask if something expected has happened :          
YET :      "Has the postman arrived yet?"       
   ‐ to say that something expected hasn't happened :    
     "The postman hasn't arrived yet."   
 

• Complete the sentences below with the correct word (Correction at the end): 

1. John moved to London 10 years ago and he __________ lives there. 
2. Julie ____________ walks to school. 
3. "What time is the accountant coming?"  "He's ____________ here.". 
4. "I ordered a book last week.  Has it arrived __________?". 
5. Do you __________   take milk in your coffee?". 
6.  "I've been taking English lessons for 3 months but I __________ haven't made 
much    progress". 
7. Emma  only  moved  house  last  week  and  she  __________knows  her 
neighbours!". 
8. I  ____________  save  my  files  and  turn  off  the  computer  before  leaving  the 
office. 
9. Peter  sent  an  application  form  two  weeks  ago  but  he  __________  hasn't 
received a reply. 
10. The  manager  resigned  yesterday,  but  his  resignation  hasn't  been  officially 
announced __________. 

1)  still     2)  always     3)  already     4)  yet     5)  always     6)  still     7)  already     8)  always     9)  still     
10)  yet 
  
 
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