STILL*, _vs_ *YET*, _vs_ *ALREADY*

*STILL*, _vs_ *YET*, _vs_ *ALREADY*

*STILL*

- Used to talk about something that hasn’t finished, especially when it was expected to finish earlier.

- Used in questions, affirmative, and negative sentences.

_- *Example:* *He is still angry at his best friend.*_

*YET*

- Used to talk about something which is expected to happen.

- Used in questions and negative sentences.

_- *Example:* *Have you written the report yet?*_

*ALREADY*

- Used to talk about something that has happened, often earlier than expected.

- Used in affirmative sentences and questions.

_- *Example:* *Has he already left the party?*_