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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #28651: Still / already / not...yet
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    Still / already / not...yet


      

                                              STILL        ALREADY        NOT...YET        NOT...ANYMORE       NO LONGER

     

       STILL encore      

                                    It's still raining    ( il pleut encore )

                                    John is still at work    ( John est encore au travail )

                                    Are you still in bed ?    ( es-tu encore  au lit ? )

                                    We still don't know whether they are survivors from the plane crash.

                                                        STILL se met habituellement avec le verbe

       ALREADY :  déjà

                                    I've already been to Paris    ( je suis déjà allée à Paris )

                                    I'm already late...   ( je suis déjà en retard...)

                                    You already told me that   ( tu me l'as déjà dit )

                                    Have you already written to your mother ?

                                                         ALREADY peut être placé avant le verbe principal ou en fin de phrase

                                                                    I've already been to Paris  /  I've been to Paris already

       YET : s'utilise dans des phrases interrogatives ou négatives

                                    Have you finished your homework yet ?   ( as-tu fini tes devoirs ? )

                                    I have not finished yet     (je n'ai pas encore fini )          not...yet : pas encore

                                    I haven't received a letter from Tom yet   ( je n'ai pas encore reçu de lettre de Tom )

                                    Are you ready ? No, not yet

                                                          YET est habituellement placé en fin de phrase

       NOT...ANYMORE          NO LONGER        ne plus

                                    Lydia doesn't live here anymore    ( Lydia n'habite plus ici )

                                    Lydia no longer lives here

                                           les deux phrases ont le même sens

                                           dans le 1° cas le verbe est à la forme négative

                                           dans le 2° cas il est à la forme affirmative

                                     People no longer drive carriages    /    People don't drive carriages anymore

                                                         ANYMORE  en fin de phrase

                                                        NO LONGER en milieu de phrase               We are no longer friends

     

     

                                   This is the story of  five nice smileys which would like to eat five delicious red apples.

                 

     

     

     





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    1. A_______B_______C_______D_______E_______ None of the smileys has been given any apple ,they all look very sad.
    2. A_B_______C_______D_______E_______Most of the smileys don't have an apple but A has one, he is happy.
    3. A_B_C_______D_______D_______Now A and B have an apple but the others don't have one
    4. A_B_C_D_______E_______The last two smileys don't have an apple but the first three smileys have one.
    5. A_B_C_D_E_Now the smileys have an apple,each of them would like to eat that apple.
    6. A_______B_C_D_E_A has lost his apple, the others have theirs.
    7. A_______B_C_D_E_______B, C, D have an apple, but A and E don't have one Where are the apples ?
    8. A_______B_______C_D_E_______Only C and D have an apple, the others have one.
    9. A_______B_______C_______D_E_______Another apple has disappeared D has
    an apple.
    10. A_______B_______C______D_______E_______All the apples have gone away, the smileys haven't any apple .
    11. I don't know where the apples are. Oh look!____________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________








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