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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
I am yet to vs I have yet to
Which one is correct? Is there any difference in meaning between them?
1) I am yet to be convinced.
2) I have yet to be convinced.
Top answer
They are both correct, and they have the same meaning. CJ
- They are both correct, and they have the same meaning.
- CJ
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