When used with the present perfect. Still is used to say that something in the present hasn’t finished. She still hasn’t arrived. I still haven’t bought a ticket. Already is used to talk about something that happened sooner than expected. I have...
When used with the present perfect. Still is used to say that something in the present hasn’t finished. She still hasn’t arrived. I still haven’t bought a ticket. Already is used to talk about something that happened sooner than expected. I have...
The position of these adverbs when used with the present perfect.
We cannot use 'very much' before an adjective. But we can use 'very.'
