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Has the lesson finished yet?
No, the lesson hasn't finished yet, it's still in progress.
Have we finished speaking yet?
No, we haven't finished speaking yet, we're still speaking.
What's the difference between ''still and yet''?
The difference between still and yet is that we use still for something that is in progress at the moment, whereas we use yet for something that has not begun.
Have we left the class yet?
No we haven't left the class yet, we're still here.
Has the summer begun yet?
No, the summer hasn't begun yet, we're still in winter.
Will you still be in this town in two weeks' time?
Yes, I'll still be in this town in two weeks' time.
Are you learning English _______?
Are you learning English yet?
Are you ________ learning English?
Are you still learning English?
Has she finished her homework yet? (negative answer)
No, she hasn't finished her homework yet, she's still doing it.
Give me a sentence using ''still''
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Give me a sentence using ''yet''.
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