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Fire1 Posted 6 years ago
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Yet Apple has
In the screenshot image, is this sentence "Yet Apple has gotten to become .... but the most beloved" correct English? Then what does "Yet" mean here? To me, "Yet" doesn't seem to be fit in the sentence, so I think the sentence is wrong and unnatural. What do you think? Am I right? If you agree with me, could you make the sentence natural?
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fire1 is this sentence "Yet Apple has gotten to become .... but the most beloved" correct English? Yes, it is.
- fire1 is this sentence "Yet Apple has gotten to become ....
- but the most beloved" correct English?
- Yes, it is.
- fire1 Then what does "Yet" mean here?
- yet ~ even so; in spite of that CJ
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fire1is this sentence "Yet Apple has gotten to become .... but the most beloved" correct English?
Yes, it is.
fire1Then what does "Yet" mean here?
yet ~ even so; in spite of that
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