1-Yet :
Yet is used when something is expected from someone.Yet is normally used in negative statments or when a question is asked.
Examples :-
- Robert has given Bill a gift, but Bill hasn't opened it yet.
- Have you recieved the letter yet?
- You have to wait for him.He hasn't come here yet.
2-Still :-
Still is used when we have to wait for longer than expected. Normally it is used in positve sentences.It usually comes in mid of a sentence.
Examples :-
- Robert hasn't come in class yet.He is still at his home.
- I'm still waiting for reply of the letter which I sent him 3 months ago.
Example:-
- Lunch break is going to be end and you still haven't taken lunch.
3-Already :-
Already is used when something is done earlier than expected. Like "Still" it is also normally used in postive sentences.
Examples:
- I am already getting late. I can't wait for you anymore.
- I have already taken lunch. I can't eat more.
4-No longer / Any longer / Any more :-
No longer or any more or any longer is used when something has been finished or completed.
Examples:
- You can't buy that model of this car. We no longer make it.
- Robert has shifted to another city. He doesn't live here any longer.
- I don't have any relation with her any more.
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