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Jacky56Lin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

I haven’t already tried that way. help me please

Hello Teachers



A: Drinking some hot milk before you go to bed will make you easily fall asleep.

B:

1.) I haven’t already tried that way.

2.) I have not tried that way yet.

Is there any difference?



Thank you very much

  

Top answer

I'd say: I haven't tried that yet.

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  • I'd say: I haven't tried that yet.
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I'd say:

I haven't tried that yet.
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I know waht you mean. I want to know why?

Because some native speaker use " I haven't already tried that ."

Thanks
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Hi,

It's just not idiomatic to say 'I haven't already tried that'. You would only say that in some uncommn contexts.

Clive
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Jacky56Linsome native speaker use " I haven't already tried that ."
Emotion: surprise Really? A native sp
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Hello Teachers



From an English TV Teaching Program

Two teachers are one form Canada, one from .

They are talking about how to use the key word for “already” .

Person B tells Person A some tips about falling asleep easily.

I can’t remember all of them

A: you can ……….

B: I do
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Jacky56Lin it would be better to use " I haven't tried that yet.", right?
Yes. It would be much better to use that.

Affirmative: have already tried ...

Negative: haven't tried ... yet

CJ
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Teachers !

Thank you very much Emotion: rofl
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