Question

2946 1 I've only been here two weeks and everything is strange yet. I've only been here two weeks and everything is [[strange yet]]. still strange Yet means 'up to the moment of speaking' and is used mainly in questions and negative sentences: 'Do you feel any better yet?' 'The post office isn't open yet.'When you want to say that an earlier state or situation has not changed, use still: 'I've taken the medicine but I still feel terrible.' 'Does Hilary still go to the same school?'

Accepted Answer

yet ✗ I've only been here two weeks and everything is still strange. I've only been here two weeks and everything is [[still strange]]. still strange | strange yet

Idx	2946
Keyword	yet
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	I've only been here two weeks and everything is strange yet.
Correct Sentence	I've only been here two weeks and everything is still strange.
Cloze Error Sentence	I've only been here two weeks and everything is [[strange yet]].
Cloze Sentence	I've only been here two weeks and everything is [[still strange]].
Cloze Answer	still strange
Choices	still strange \| strange yet
Explanation	Yet means 'up to the moment of speaking' and is used mainly in questions and negative sentences: 'Do you feel any better yet?' 'The post office isn't open yet.' When you want to say that an earlier state or situation has not changed, use still: 'I've taken the medicine but I still feel terrible.' 'Does Hilary still go to the same school?'

Weeks Strange Feel Means Moment Speaking Questions Negative