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Bedoor Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
(Still)
Hi,
i have read a lot about how to use (Still) in a sentence but do not know yet how to use it correctly?
(as adj ,verb and adv).
I am still reading the book.---->( is it an adv here?)
She stills looking for a job.----> ( i think it is not correct)!!
thank you so much
i have read a lot about how to use (Still) in a sentence but do not know yet how to use it correctly?
(as adj ,verb and adv).
I am still reading the book.---->( is it an adv here?)
She stills looking for a job.----> ( i think it is not correct)!!
thank you so much
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Your use of 'still' is as an adverb. I am still reading the book. Correct.
- Your use of 'still' is as an adverb.
- I am still reading the book.
- Correct.
- It means you are continuing to read the book.
- You haven't finished.
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Your use of 'still' is as an adverb.
I am still reading the book. Correct. It means you are continuing to read the book. You haven't finished.
She stills looking for a job. No. It should be like the other sentence.
She is still l
I am still reading the book. Correct. It means you are continuing to read the book. You haven't finished.
She stills looking for a job. No. It should be like the other sentence.
She is still l
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She's still looking for a job is correct. I'm still reading the book is fine. Still means to continue to do something.
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