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Newguest Posted 18 years ago
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yet/already
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Have you read the book yet? OR Have you already read the book?
Are both correct?
Have you read the book yet? OR Have you already read the book?
Are both correct?
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Yes, although the first would more likely be used to express disappointment or frustration at the person not having read the book.
- Yes, although the first would more likely be used to express disappointment or frustration at the person not having read the book.
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Yes, although the first would more likely be used to express disappointment or frustration at the person not having read the book.
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NewguestAre both correct?Yes.
With yet, expectation is expressed that 'you' intend to read the book.
With already, surprise is expressed at how quickly 'you' may have finished reading the book.
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