"Still" At The End Of The Sentence.
Hi teachers,
Can I use the word "Still" at the end of the sentence? Is it grammatically correct?
Examples:
I didn't go still.
I didn't find other ways to solve the problem still.
Thank you
Top answer
"Still" can have two meanings in such sentences: 1 - until now 2 - despite some situation Which one do you mean?
- "Still" can have two meanings in such sentences: 1 - until now 2 - despite some situation Which one do you mean?
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"Still" can have two meanings in such sentences:
1 - until now
2 - despite some situation
Which one do you mean?
0anonymousCan I use the word "Still" at the end of the sentence?
Yes, but not as you have done here. "He got a dog, but he was lonely still." It is quite literary, even poetical, but it can be done. But in reality everybody would say that "He got a dog, but he was still lonely."
0anonymousCan I use the word "Still" at the end of the sentence?
Yes, but not in the meaning you intend to. Still has many meanings: Still, he is still standing still.
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