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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Comma before yet

Would you use a comma before yet in the sentence below?

Have you finished your paper yet?
  

Top answer

No. Comma isn't needed in this question at all. By the way, is this the question you meant to ask: Have n't you finished your paper yet?

— Anonymous

  • No.
  • Comma isn't needed in this question at all.
  • By the way, is this the question you meant to ask: Have n't you finished your paper yet?
  • Regards
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No. Comma isn't needed in this question at all.

By the way, is this the question you meant to ask:

Haven't you finished your paper yet?

Regards
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Definitly NOT!

Regards,

Iman
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AnonymousBy the way, is this the question you meant to ask:Haven't you finished your paper yet?
Not necessarily. Both "Haven't" and "Have" are correct in the question. "Haven't" implies the expectation that the paper is already finished, while "Have" communicates an expectation for it to not be done yet.
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