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Chiachen Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Be not V+ing means Be not going to+V yet?

You are not going to the school yet.
The boy is not taking a shower yet.
My mother is not cooking yet. = She is not going to cook yet. Correct?
  

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I did say I'd be more careful about typos. You are not going to school yet.

— Chiachen

  • I did say I'd be more careful about typos.
  • You are not going to school yet.
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I did say I'd be more careful about typos. You are not going to school yet.
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All of your sentences are correct.

I am not sure that anybody would ever feel the need to say them, but that's a different question.
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I was not sure what they meant, or they are even correct sentences.
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chiachen You are not going to the school yet.The boy is not taking a shower yet.My mother is not cooking yet. = She is not going to cook yet. Correct?
"not ... yet" doesn't mean the same as "not going to ... yet". Not exactly anyway. It's more like this:

The boy is not taking a shower yet ~ The boy is not taking a shower now, but I expect that he is
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