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Dear students,
Today is our "Right word, Wrong word" day.

Let us learn:

already * still * yet

1. We must hurry. It's 'already' 5 o' clock.
[ already = sooner than expected]

2. There's no hurry. It's 'still' early.
[still is often used in the affirmative]

3. There's no hurry. It 'is not' 5 o' clock 'yet'.
[yet is often used in the negative]

4. He has arrived yet?
[Not 'still'] - [No, 'not yet'], [Not 'not still']
[yet in questions = up to this point in time]

5. Is he 'still' angry?
[Not 'yet'] [ still in questions, pointing to continuity]

6. He 'has not' arrived 'yet'?
[Not 'still' in this position, up to this point in time]

7. He 'still hasn't' arrived.
[Not 'yet' in this position]
['still' in negatives, pointing to continuity]

Read this and get clarified, If you have any doubts about.

PLEASE DO TAKE NOTICE OF THIS:
I am carrying out 'English Enrichment Program' everyday in the evening between 4.50 and 7. you can all come along to the hall '112' and have a great time partaking in the program.

"YOU CAN MAKE A GOOD LEADER"

bye for now!

With best regards,
Prabhu swaminathan,
English trainer,
Snsce.

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