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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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Learn and teach the use of: Already, still, yetVersión en línea Grade:10B Lesson:8 Module:4 Grammar: use of Already still and yet Vocabulary:categories across the module Group members: por Emily Navarro 1 With 'still', the meaning changes completely to 'not yet' in all contexts. Yes No 2 Have/has + past participle + already is used to express that something has already happened. Yes No 3 Yet is used in questions to ask if something has happened and in negative sentences to express unmet expectations. Yes No 4 Already is used to indicate that something has happened before now. Yes No 5 yet is used at the end of the sentence Yes No 6 "Already" is used in the middle of the sentence Yes No 7 In short answers, "already" can mean "already" in statements. Yes No 8 Already always goes at the end of the sentence in English. Yes No 9 Yet' is used only in affirmative sentences. Yes No 10 Still" is used to indicate possible futures that have not yet occurred. Yes No 11 In English, 'already' never goes with the simple present tense. Yes No 12 Still is used to express continuity from the past to the present. Yes No

Learn and teach the use of: Already, still, yetVersión en línea

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

por Emily Navarro

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

Yes

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

Yes

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

Yes

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

Yes

yet is used at the end of the sentence

Yes

"Already" is used in the middle of the sentence

Yes

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

Yes

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

Yes

Yet' is used only in affirmative sentences.

Yes

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

Yes

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

Yes

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

Yes

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Learn and teach the use of: Already, still, yetVersión en línea

por Emily Navarro

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

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

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

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

yet is used at the end of the sentence

"Already" is used in the middle of the sentence

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

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

Yet' is used only in affirmative sentences.

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

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

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

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