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USING ALREADY, YET, STILL AND ANYMORE
Note: Already is used in affirmative sentences. Yet and anymore are used in negative sentences. Still is used either in affirmative or negative sentences.
Exercise 11: Complete the sentences with already, yet, still, anymore. 1. It’s 1:00 p.m. I haven’t eaten lunch _______ . 2. It’s 1:00 p.m. I’ve ______ eaten lunch. 3. Bo was hungry, so he ate a candy bar a few minutes ago. But he’s ________ hungry, so he’s going to have another candy bar. 4. I used to eat lunch at the cafeteria every day, but now I bring my lunch to school in a paper bag. I don’t eat at the cafeteria _________ . 5. It started raining two hours ago. We can’t go for a walk because it’s _________ raining. I hope it stops soon. 6. Look! The rain has stopped. It isn’t raining _________ . Let’s go for a walk. 7. I didn’t understand this chapter in my physics book when I read it yesterday. Since then I’ve read it three times but I _____ don’t understand it! 8. I don’t have to study tonight. I’ve _____ finished all of my homework. 9. I started a letter to my parents yesterday, but I haven’t finished it ______ . I’ll finish it later today and put it in the mail. 10.I started a letter to my parents yesterday. I thought about finishing it last night before I went to bed and I didn’t. I _______ haven’t finished it.
Exercise 12: Yet and still are frequently used in questions. Complete the following dialogues by using yet or still. 1. A: Is Mary home ________ ? B: No, but I’m expecting her soon. 2. A: Is Mary _________ in class? Yes, she is. Her class doesn’t end until 11:30. 3. A: Has Dennis graduated ________ ? B: No, he’s still in school. 4. A: Did you eat ___________ ? B: No. Did you? 5. A: Do you ________ live on Fifth Street? B: Not anymore. I moved. 6. A: Has Karen found a new apartment _____ ? B: Not that I know of. She’s still living on Elm Street. 7. A: Do you ________ love me? B: Of course I do! I love you very much. 8. A: Is the baby _______ sleeping? B: Yes. Shh. We don’t want to wake him up. 9. A: Is the baby asleep _________ ? B: I think so. I don’t hear anything from the nursery. I put him down for his nap fifteen minutes ago, so I’m pretty sure he’s asleep by now.
Exercise 13: Complete the dialogues by using already, yet, still, anymore. 1. A: Has Bob found a new job _______ ? B: No. He _______ works at the bookstore. 2. A: When is your sister going to come to visit you? B: She’s ________ here. She got here yesterday. 3. A: Do you ________ live on Pine Avenue? B: No, I don’t live there _______ . I moved to another apartment closer to school. 4. A: Is Ann home _______ ? B: No, she isn’t. I’m getting worried. She was supposed to be home at eight. It’s almost nine and she _____ isn’t here. A: Don’t worry. She’ll probably be here any minute. 5. A: I’m going to have another sandwich. B: What? You just ate three sandwiches! A: I know, but I’m not full _______ . I’m hungry. 6. A: Would you like to see today’s newspaper? B: Thanks, but I’ve ________ read it. 7. A: Did you try to call Peter again? B: Yeah, but the line was __________ busy. I’ll try again in a few minutes. 8. A: How does Dick like his job at the hardware store? B: He doesn’t work there ________ . He found a new job. 9. A: Is your younger sister a college student? B: No. She’s _______ in high school. 10. A: How did you do on your calculus exam? B: I’m ________ studying for it.
Date: 2014-12-29; view: 1681
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