How to Use "STILL" and "YET" Correctly in English 2026😎| Easy Grammar Explained🔥🎙️

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Are you confused about when to use "still" and "yet" in English? You're not alone! These two small words confuse many English learners, but today Alex and Sofia will make it super simple for you.
In this episode, you'll learn:
✅ What "still" means and how to use it correctly
✅ What "yet" means and when to say it
✅ The key differences between "still" and "yet"
✅ Common mistakes students make (and how to avoid them)
✅ Easy memory tricks to remember the rules
✅ Lots of real-life examples you can use today

🎯Perfect for:
-English language learners (beginner to intermediate)
-ESL and EFL students
-Anyone who wants to improve their English grammar
-People preparing for English exams (TOEFL, IELTS, Cambridge)

🎯Key Vocabulary from this Episode:

Continue - to keep happening without stopping
Expected - something you think will happen
Frustration - feeling annoyed when something doesn't work
Incomplete - not finished; still missing something
Pattern - a regular way something happens

👉What you'll master:
By the end of this podcast, you'll understand exactly when to use "still" (for things that continue) and "yet" (for things that haven't happened). You'll feel confident using these words in conversations, writing, and exams!

👉Episode Summary:
"Still" means something continues from the past until now (used in positive sentences, goes before the verb). "Yet" means something hasn't happened but we expect it (used in negative sentences and questions, goes at the end). Remember: "still" shows continuation, "yet" shows incompletion!

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