I have come across a sentence while listening a video on guitar, he uses both *still & yet* in a sentence, is it right ? I am writing what I listened when I came across one of the sentences

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I have arpeggio course in my website, please feel free to check it out, if it is still not out yet, then check it out after a few days, I will be uploading it soon by the time you get this video, I think upload will be done.

Thanking you

Scottish

GPY · Accepted Answer

Please don't post the same question twice. Thanks.

AlpheccaStars · Answer

Also, do not put the text you are asking about in the "Subject" line. Put it in the body.

Subject: is "still and yet" OK

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I ~~have come~~ came across a sentence while listening to a video on how to play the guitar, and the instructor used both still & yet in a sentence. Is it right ? I wrote what I heard when I came across one of the sentences below.

I have come across a sentence while listening a video on guitar, he uses both still & yet in a sentence, is it right ? I am writing what I listened when I came across one of the sentences

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