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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
What does "yet" mean here?
I was so angry that I yelled "idiot" after him. He turned and looked at me, remaining calm, yet.
I this grammatically correct and does it sound natural?
What does "yet" mean here?
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The usage is unusual, but grammatically acceptable. Depending on the context, "yet" here could mean one of the following: in spite of my repeated badgering in spite of it (but he was soon to explode)
- The usage is unusual, but grammatically acceptable.
- Depending on the context, "yet" here could mean one of the following: in spite of my repeated badgering in spite of it (but he was soon to explode)
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The usage is unusual, but grammatically acceptable. Depending on the context, "yet" here could mean one of the following:
in spite of my repeated badgering
in spite of it (but he was soon to explode)
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