Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Yet"

A: and yet means even though things have happened, still 'their goal is usually to speak fluently.'

A: Yet means something hasn't happened up until now but there are chances that it will soon

A: Déjà ou encore, ca depend de la phrase

A: As of yet, nothing has happened -> Nothing has happened yet -> Nothing has happened, but something might happen later.

A: For example,
"I didn't eat yet."
It means that you haven't done something, but you are going to do it.

A: Yet is used when saying something that you haven’t done ‘yet’ but will do in the near future

-i haven’t eaten yet
-i haven’t done that yet
-i haven’t seen that movie yet

A: “i liked the clothes, yet i didn’t buy them” — yet is used similarly to although and however. it’s used commonly as it’s much shorter than although and however. it’s also similar to but, but “but” is generally used more harshly and “yet” is softer in a way

A: The car stopped working yet again.

My dog started barking yet again when she saw the squirrel outside.

I stayed up too late yet again. I really need to stop doing that.

Hope that helps!

A: “As of yet I haven’t heard from my professor for my final grade.”

A: And yet, I cannot go.
I haven't been there yet.

A: I can give you examples of those words. I reminded him of my birthday yet he forgot anyway. do you still need a ride to the store? so the word still means you're asking somebody if they want something and yet means but

A: I can try. Different sentence types go better with different words. Imagine you are writing a statement. You could write "but after hours and hours, she still wanted to go." or you could write "yet after hours and hours, she still wanted to go." Does that explain a little more? If it doesn't, ask me again and I can try and explain again.

A: In North America, we don't use 'As yet.' So far is very common, though.
Example, "How are things going with learning english, so far?" or when talking about distance is "Why does the store have to be so far away?"

A: However = no entanto
Yet = apesar disso, ainda, mesmo assim

Ana always behaves herself well. However, Maria doesn’t. ( Ana é sempre bem comportada. No entanto, Maria não é)

And yet, I remain optimistic. ( apesar disso, continuo otimista)
I haven’t seen that movie yet. (Eu não assisti aquele filme ainda)

A: Yet means “still, even so” and usually you use it when the result is a little bit unexpected
言葉が似ていますが、微妙なニュアンスがあります。

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A: it's same... yet

A: yet = todavía

A: Todavia o aun

A: Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean?

"yet" as in:

"Do you want dinner?"
"No, not yet"

A: "My Japanese is not that good yet, so I'm not sure if I understood your question." (I was just writing that before my answer and realized it used the form you are learning 😂)

"We haven't eaten dinner yet."

"Did you already finish the book?" "No, not yet."

"Did you make coffee yet?" (sounds slangy) "Yeah I already made it."

"We haven't finished cleaning up yet."

"We already finished cleaning up."

Hope that helps 😁

A: It depends on your tone and the situation. Sometimes using yet is neutral, sometimes it's negetive, like you said. If you want to be safe, you can say "have you gotten a chance to look through it yet?" Using "have you gotten a chance to [verb] yet" is softer than "have you [verb] yet?"

A: well,I understood perfectly so.. good job :D

A:
Thanks,
why didn't he just use "still"?

A: "not yet" is correct. You were close!