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Laborious Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
yet and still
Hi teachers,
Would you kindly take a look at the following sentences and clarify the doubts I have in the brackets?
a). I have yet to go. (Is this sentence correct grammatically? Does it mean that I haven't gone yet, but I have to (now or at some point in the future)?)
b). I still have to go. (I have the same questions as above for this one, please.)
Thank you.
Would you kindly take a look at the following sentences and clarify the doubts I have in the brackets?
a). I have yet to go. (Is this sentence correct grammatically? Does it mean that I haven't gone yet, but I have to (now or at some point in the future)?)
b). I still have to go. (I have the same questions as above for this one, please.)
Thank you.
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Laboriousa). I have yet to go. (Is this sentence correct grammatically? yes Does it mean that I haven't gone yet, but I have to (now or at some point in the future)? yes
b). I still have to go. Does it mean that I haven't gone yet, not necessarily but I have to (now or at some point in the future)? yes You many have
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