Dear all,
Please see the following sentence. A non-native English teacher explained the meaning of the following sentence as shown against it in the bracket. I would like to know whether his explanation is correct.
1) Is mom cooking dinner yet? (Isn't mom finished cooking dinner yet?)
Thank you.
No. " is asking whether she has started cooking, not finished.
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No. "Is Mom cooking dinner yet?" is asking whether she has started cooking, not finished.
Is mom still cooking dinner? (Isn't mom finished cooking dinner yet?)
Clive