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ALREADY vs STILL vs YET | What’s the difference? Learn with examples

In this video, learn when to use (already), (still) and (yet) in English. You will also learn what « already, still and yet » mean in English language. The best way to understand these three words(already, still, yet) is by imagining a time line (the past, the present and the future). So, we use ALREADY with the past. We use STILL with the present. We use YET with the future. ( this is the real meaning of using them in English). ALREADY: Let’s say you are at your friend’s house and he wants to eat. So he may ask you: "Do you want to eat dinner?" You may answer : " No, I already ate dinner." This means you don’t want to eat because you already ate. STILL: Let’s say my friend and I want to go somewhere. So I went there and my friend didn’t come. So I picked up my phone and called him. "Where are you?" "Why aren’t you there?" "I’m waiting for you." So my friend might say: " I am still changing my clothes or I am still getting ready." YET: Let’s say one of your friends wants to come to your house. And he said he would come at like 5:00pm. Now it’s 5:30 pm. So you called him and asked: "Where are you?" "Why aren’t you at my house?" "It’s five thirty!" So your friend might say: "I haven’t gotten in the car yet." This means he probably will do this in the future, but at the moment he hasn’t done it yet. Learn more about "already", "still" and "yet" in this lesson. By the end of the lesson, you’ll feel confident using "ALREADY, STILL and YET". Please subscribe for more videos to help you learn English and sound like a native English speaker ! Let’s connect: https://instagram.com/habbas_nice?igs...   / english-with-mr-habbas-صفحة-المعلم-حباس-من...