Hi, I'm Georgiana, your English teacher.

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Before we start, visit my website, speak-Englishpodcast.com, and subscribe to my free mini-course. Okay, let's start. Do you have a hard time using the words already still and yet?

Well, today, I will help you to understand how to use these three words.

And with the point of your story, you will learn grammar without memorizing any rules.

As you know, I don't teach grammar to my students. However,

many of you have difficulties using the words already, still, and yet. So in this episode,

I'm going to explain how to use them. Before I go any further, I want you to know that native English speakers don't learn these

words by studying grammar.

Not at all.

What's the secret then?

Well, they learn new words and expressions in context.

And that's exactly the way you learn your own language.

Let's see some examples.

My idea is to give you a general sense of how to use these words.

So I won't go into details, exceptions, etc.

Because the only effective way to learn these subtleties is to listen

and reading context. Let's start with an example. It's 11 o'clock in the morning and Finn is

still in bed. So here we have Finn. It's 11 o'clock, but Finn is still in bed. So here we have Finn.

It's 11 o'clock, but Finn is still in bed.

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