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How to use yet? Sun Jun 11, 2006 21:02 pm  How to use yet?		  
Hello,

Could you please guide me to learn different usage of yet?

Thanks

aiseduk
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How to use yet? Wed Jun 14, 2006 14:50 pm  How to use yet?		  
Yet can be an adverb meaning:

1 - up till now/up till this time: has he come yet? I haven't seen him yet; I have nothing to say as yet.

2 - in spite of everything: he's not among the leaders but he could win yet.

3 - even: yet more people; he ate yet another cake.

It can also be a conjunction meaning still/but: she hasn't got many friends, yet everyone likes her.
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How to use yet? Wed Jun 14, 2006 17:22 pm  How to use yet?		  
Conchita wrote:
Yet can be an adverb meaning:

1 - up till now/up till this time: has he come yet? I haven't seen him yet; I have nothing to say as yet.

2 - in spite of everything: he's not among the leaders but he could win yet.

3 - even: yet more people; he ate yet another cake.

It can also be a conjunction meaning still/but: she hasn't got many friends, yet everyone likes her.

Thanks, Conchita. Just one more doubt - is there any rules for using commas with yet? I mean, when to use commas with yet and when not?

For example:

1. He was brave, yet defeated.
2. The software issue is yet to be finalized.
3. I don't know him, yet I am sure he is honest.

Do you think the above sentences require any corrections?

Best Wishes,
aiseduk
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Yet Wed Jun 14, 2006 23:36 pm  Yet		  
You can use a comma to separate two clauses that are joined by 'yet', which is then treated as coordinating conjunction.

Your sentences are correct, yet the comma can also be omitted between two short clauses.
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How to use "yet"? Mon Oct 20, 2008 15:39 pm  How to use "yet"?		  
Hello ALL:
I am Sun,I come from Hong kong, I am not good at english,here,the word "yet" always make me confusion. how to use yet? please try to give an example,thank a lot. Shocked
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How to use "yet"? Tue Oct 21, 2008 11:56 am  How to use "yet"?		  
This old thead might be of some use:

How to use 'yet'?
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