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The movie seems long. Verb plus Adverb Speaks loudly. Listens carefully. Adverb plus Adjective Spit or sputter asylum application. Volunteer landmark. Bus stop newsstand. Shop window fountain. Signs, road signs, street sign, traffic signs. I am near a fountain. Neon signs. Town hall street lights. Traffic lights traffic island. Parking meter monument. Clinic laundromat. Post office fire station. He has run out of milk. Items. He has a wound. Cab truck car. Bike or bicycle ship. Fuel to take. To drive. To ride. To travel to reach. To manage furniture. Furnitured furnishing. Suburbs car door. Outer or side mirror of car. Engine car seat. Trunk. Typewriter. Stationary or desk tools. Take medicine. Refill. To catch. I caught cold. Robbery. Sorry, I can't follow what you are saying. I am afraid I didn't understand what you just said. I beg your pardon. I didn't catch that. Would you mind speaking slowly? Luxury garbage. To throw away. Food. Waiter or waitress I get a table at the restaurant. I read menu. I ordered a pizza. I call the waiter. Saucer and plate. Spoon, knife, and fork. Glass and tess. Cereal. Gourmet food the brownies. Rice pasta steak. Cake pie candy. Jam butter donuts. Ice cream bar of chocolate. Bowl of soup to glass broken glass. Work of art slash I have work. Red paper slash draw on paper. Have sugar slash have sugar. Fresh. Rotten. Ripe or unripe cooked or raw. Steaming hot icy cold. Sweet sour bitter. Salty spicy or hot. Roasted peanuts. Bitter gourd. Pickles chili peppers. Please take me to the airport. Can I have some water, please? Can you please take my picture? May I have the menu, please? Could I have the menu, please? What do you like to eat? How is the food? What are you drinking? What do you like to drink? Grapefruit lemon. Strawberry blueberry. Cherries cantaloupe. Raspberry grape. Pear. Plum apricot. Watermelon pig or pork. Sheep or mutton lamb. Turkey fish. Cattle or beef. Veal. Chicken ground veal. Chops pound. Breast of chicken. Filet. Shrimp crab. Lobster or langouste. Oyster. Scallop clam. Mussel. Escargot. Squid mushrooms. Seaweed. Food court. Escalator jewelry store. Shoe store t-shirt. Short sleeves, no collar, and no buttons. Shirt or dress shirt blouse. To wear. I worn coat. Jacket hat or cap. Outerwear pant or trouser. Skirt pajama. Suit. Dress overalls. A sleeved top. What do you usually wear for formal occasions? What clothes do you like? I am fond of wearing classic suit. Can you spell that? Could you please spell that? Would you mind spelling that for me, please? How do you spell it? Hole. Coins bills. Cart. Meat pitcher. To pour the grill. Slices of meat stick of butter. The ring sheets of papers. Groceries features. Speaker garlic. Onion. Pepper. Lettuce corn. To peel. To chop. To crush. To cut. To slice. To skin. How much is it? How much is this? How much is a banana? How much are these? I want to know the price of this. May I know the price of this? Could you please tell me the price of this? In fourspan. A fine. Mesh fence. Sidewalk amusement park. The lobby rainy. Cloudy. Snowy. Foggy sunny. Windy. Stormy. Chilly freezing or cold. Warm or hot. Mild is not cold or hot. Sandy sand flying a kite. Stapler scissors. Smart watch. I am holding. I am carrying clap. Ferris wheel to jog. Roller coaster the highway. That road leads to downtown. Stairs manor. Downtown. This one or that one. Fetch to climb. Summit. Rockets. Oven calf or cow. Leaves is the plural of leaf. Cabinet drawer. Sausages. Pillow. Soap soft stove. Pots pan jar. Shelf spouse. Ceiling. Floor. The bells rang appliances. Penthouse headquarters. Ex firm tent. Karaoke. Up to. Factory sink. Wheels. Stores. Furry to peak. Disaster. Encumber. Thrive or flourish. The stalls. He came close to unhappy. The politics of the stick. However. Voting or the ballot. Insecurity the vulnerability. The executive pleads the application. To consent to freeze. Deputy coalition. Authenticity partisan divide. Observation or report to suffer. It is rampant in various newspapers. It weighs on so tense. Makes to paralyze. To achieve fortune. To revive ambivalent. Consortium the subsidiary. Melancholy exploration. Roof foreign. To denounce. To invoke. Takes place by eviction. Real estate property agent. Affordable and sustainable. Coil and oil ornament. Mimicking or imitating. To figure out. We police. Inaugural freshman party. Target. Bust. Spree giveaways. Aisle. Fraternities and sororities. Leveraging their resources. Leverage. Ongoing savvy. Dorms. My peers. Billboards goodwill. They are willing to in whatever way. A lot more replicate. This fall intrusive. The toughest part forwarding commercial ventures. Dilemma relying on. I borrowed or I borrow. On behalf of. Controversy. I lingered humble. Arrogant presumably. He unveiled. Perks. Pay raise. Lead by or led by. Sway them. Loan. Tuition. Although. Daycare edge. To afford. Overhead costs. Time off rivals. Competitive edge. Notable. Iconic to despair. The extreme right to sadden. Take off shoes. To release. Harmful to rearrange. Innumerable does not melt or rust easily. To rustle mining groups. Lockdowns to declare bankrupt. Soaring price pearl. Get wet weather. Aircraft. To sustain. To prevent from failing. To get fixed. The act of. Hikers campsite. The repair person. Workshop. Substance shifting or switching. To do so poorer. Underground. Dam. Carrying of water sewers. Warm up or cool pips. To bring to spread. To take to bring back. I taught background. Intention to wrap up. Pastries tribute. Dedication to courtesy. Sobriway allegiance. Vassals oath lord. The gentlest morals he was driven out of there. Castle he was raised. Had given the physiognomy. Fairly straight judgment. Simplest mind. Suspect. Gentelman nighborhood. Servants ravage of time. Family tree tapestry. Adorn, decorate or nade. Adorned or decorated. Farmyards a pack of wolves. Groom as it happens. Whippers in to tell stories. Secularism to stigmatize. To denigrate loose clothing. Headgear to shrink. Frustrated upset. Bothered in trouble. Slope which one? That one. Whom? Whose presentation? Greeting the audience. Good morning ladies and gentelmans. Thank you for being here. Thank you mister for this introduction. Opening the talk. First of all. I'd like to thank you all for coming here today. My name is Mohammed. And I am a researcher at OCA. Introducing the subject. In this presentation. I'd like to talk about. The purpose of this presentation is to show you the importance of. I'd like to begin by giving you some background on. I'd like to focus my presentation on. I'm here today to talk about. Stating the purpose of the presentation. My intention is to convince you that. The aim of my talk is to show you that. Stating the main points. My presentation consists of three main points. I'd like to cover four main points in my talk today. I will address three separate issues in my talk. First. Second. Third. Last. And not least. First of all. Next. Then. After that. To conclure a point. If nobody has anything to ask or add. I'd like to wrap up our discussion on. Next point. Let's move on. Let's turn to next part. Now. I'd like to talk about. Next item is now we come to the question of. Refers to a visual. Please refer to the visuals in front of you. Let's take a look at the next slide. The table clearly shows that. I assay here a table that shows. As you can see from the chart. Highest positions on the company. Chairman of the boards. Boards of directors. Chief executive OFFICIER. Chief financial OFFICIER. Mid-level positions. Manager. President, vice president. Low-level positions. Rank and file employees. Company departments. Accounting. Administration. Customer service or customer relations. Finance. Humane resources or personnel. Information technology. IT. Marketing production or manufacturing. Pursuing research and development. Sales supply chain management or logistics. Company shares at the airport. Luggage ticket. Check encounter. Departure board. Lounge flight attendant. At the hospital. Sick. Painful bed. Wheelchair. Pills. Fever. The doctor checks my fever. Are you sick? Are you patient in the hospital? I need a doctor. What happens when you're sick? She gave me medicine thin. Inventors stretchable. To pull monitor shows information. To stick is dropped, falled, or decreased. Personal documents. ID card. Driver's license resume or CV. Passbook or family record book. Business card mail. Letter envelope. Stamp. Return address. Mailing address possessive pronouns. Singular. Mine. Yours. His. Hers. Plural. Ours. Yours. Theirs. Wireless charger. Earphones voice assistant. Gadgets or small electronic machines. Media. Book. A broadcast. Episode. Newspaper photograph. Listeners watchers. A grant office supplies. Index card memo. Paper clips. Box. Ream of copy paper nature. Mountain cloud. River. Sky reserve. Tree grass west. East to provide. Recreational activities. At the park. Path. Street lamp flowers. Bench to sit. To run. To walk. To rest. To smell. What do you enjoy doing at the park? Beef stew beyond. Oldest eldest. Mondial record. I drop by the. To report bellhop. Crops to harvest. Baker butcher. Hotel concierge. Subject pronouns as. She is a doctor. Object pronouns as. I like her. Possessive pronouns as. He is a doctor. Object pronouns as. I like her. Subject pronouns as. It's hers. Ours. Possessive determiners. We meet our deadline. Reflexive pronouns as. She asks herself. Talk about my job. I am a doctor. I am in charge of scientific research. Or researching. What I love most about my job is. What I love most about my job is doing research. The most difficult part of my job is that I work for a long time. My office is located in Nice. My company is the OCA. There are 200 people in my department. Job duties applicants. Concert to hurry. Schedule to handle. We use in with all times. We use on before day's name or date. We use at with precise time. What time does the concert start? At what time is the concert? Financial records farmers. Mechanic accountant. The bridge chef. The lawyer. The mortician. Physician paramedic. To run smoothly bellhop. Travel agent ticking agent. Tour guide dishes. The passenger the defendant. To operate staff. Senile dementia he spoils. A decline to threaten. The scourge scourge rages in all countries. Was conducted ends to. To expose in two results. The jury has decided on the verdict. Brandished by soaked. Gaiety goes off. The glitz and gloom. A far cry from. Letting loose retirement. We use the present continues for action happening now. I am working. We use the present continues for action still in progress. I am learning English. We use the present continues for clearly given future. I am visiting my friends tonight. Singular and plural title song movies names of organizations countries equals always singular. Words indicate positions equals with singular. All some part half one third majority percent equals with singular equals singular with plural equals plural. My computer and my phone are plural because they are two different things. Jam and eggs is singular my favorite breakfast seen as single unit either or singular equals is plural equals are neither nor singular equals is plural equals are not only but also singular equals is plural equals are sum of money or time four dollars four days equals always singular is regularly usually normally exactly I handle inquiries make his bed he brush eat his teeth the appointment attends to chip fillings tooth extraction root canal performing to perform rides a bus trainees trainer hold a course a new recruit to crave copywriter customer service representative sales agent stock broker architect interior designer carpenter to make out to maintain to make sure in between places livable universe to spend time the use of the we don't use an with plural we don't use an with uncountable words liquid powders material we don't use with names of language we don't use an with sports or academic subjects we use the with thing known by both the speaker and listener we use the with thing identified easily talked about before we use the with the only one that exists we use the with superlative adjectives like the best, the biggest we use the with the title of person the president the judge don't use it if the title of person is followed by his name judge x we use the with the names of countries in plural plus Caribbean don't use the with the names of countries in singular we use the with points of the globe equator North Pole don't use the with continents Africa use with the Middle East the Midwest don't use when country is mentioned Western Europe use with Cavery Islands Hebrides Alentejens don't use it with Easter Island Mariki West we use the with names of river, oceans sea, Sahara gulf coast, peninsulas monument shrines we don't use it with names of lack expect group of lack we don't use it with cities, towns states streets lazy apple par a custom in their worship to approach shipping it a pleasure meeting you great to meet you pleased to meet you therapist activities to get better what your line of work what tasks do you perform who do you work for where do you work illness illness or injuries a fashion designer a seamstress hair stylist makeup artist massage therapist a caterer a weeding planner hair straightened sewing machine the tuxedo to launch a meeting that involves my stay to expect waste slow lack is brought to a sign phone call may I please speak with Adam hi, this is Mohammed hello you have reached X company this is ML may I know who is calling who is in the line that's exactly what I needed to know that's right all right then your inquiry can best be answered by Adam please hold while I transfer your call he will be available at 9 he will call you back I am sorry I dialed the wrong number I'll be putting your call through to Adam please stay on the line may I leave a message instead could you please take a message I am sorry it is just a verbal slip I didn't mean that use of can can plus verb ability or suggestion can hold up to five person to suggest actions to be done negative form not able or should not do can't run without you cannot are not able to be late for the meeting you will be late I feel sick it is noisy the team is very busy they can't work on anything new grace a set of pins in bowling a compound noun is formed when two or more words are put together to form a new meaning compound noun in separate words form high school real estate compound noun in one word form businessman staircase compound noun in hyphenated word form one sixth sister-in-law double form I speak and I speak stock broker and stock broker vice president and vice president noun plus noun airport briefcase piano player sister company be verb plus noun restroom cookbook washing machine swimming pool see noun plus verb haircut climate change self-study self-help d-adjective plus noun full moon blackboard greenhouse software a preposition plus noun underground oversight bystander onlooker be noun plus preposition hanger on passerby cash out be noun plus preposition cook out drawback check in shoe in tie up d-preposition plus verb output overpass income understudy a three-word examples mother-in-law rule of thumb bed and breakfast be four-word examples jack-in-the-box hole-in-the-wall lily-of-the-valley jack-of-all-trades at the beach beaches picnic basket towel ball-deck chair inner tubes sand castles shovel molds sarong swimsuit hat flip-flops sunglasses flippers mask and snorkel by the shore facilities places machines used for a specific purpose athletes business owners to allow stadiums to adjust to elapse wear raincoat and rubber boots and bring an umbrella demonstratives determiners this bag that table these books quantity or number quantifiers some all every etc ordinals first second third etc cardinals one two together every first Sunday all three children was annoyed non-continuous verbs talk about actions, emotions we cannot see or watch I want food I am hungry she owns the house I hate Mondays the girl fears the water the designer likes Japanese architecture to talk about your likes verbs I like, I love I enjoy adjectives I'm fond of I'm crazy about is are my favorite verbs and adjectives make s me happy to express dislikes I don't like plus noun or verb plusing I don't like coffee I don't like drinking coffee I'm tired of plus noun or verb plusing I'm tired of my job I'm tired of working all the time I hate plus noun or verb plusing I hate long lines I hate waiting in long lines struck by lyrics to face I relate to that relatively I can sort of make myself vulnerable I am dependable the desert global warming rainfall using the modals can and could use can and could to make requests use can and could to make offers use can if you like when making an offer could is a more polite expression than can can I and may I are used to ask for permission or make a request may I is more formal than can I can I may I plus base form of the verb polite or more formal hotel amenity bath blanket key card in room movie system doorknob menu rooms minibar complimentary room comp room continental breakfast is usually included in the total room rate charter transportation for the hotel guests use only to make it easy for them to travel to places outside the room service wake up call may I ask for an additional bath blanket please could you stock more sodas in my minibar please I'd like to request a wake up call for tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. I would like to order room service please do you have continental breakfast she marked the doorknob menu would can be used for offers and requests to make polite offers would you like to meet tomorrow to accept offers yes I would thank you to make polite requests I would like to meet tomorrow the models can could may shall should and would can be used to make offers I can could if you like would you like may I shall should I vanilla latte they are debating over some investments we can use models to make offers and invitations would you care for to would you care for a cup of coffee would you like to may slash can I I can if you like shall slash should I slash we we can also make offers and invitations using question words how slash what about who would like he is in we often use models with please to make requests can slash could you please can slash could you please will slash would you please will slash would you please may I please may I please I would like to please the models can could may shall should and would can be used to make offers I can could if you like would you like may I shall slash should I perplexed or even frustrated use borrow borrowed and land lent would you like to borrow some money would you like me to lend you some money it's not hygienic to insalubra pubert infantile paradisiac affables subscribers ready to wear luxury label several to fit to deliver commissions quantifiers to express a small quantity a couple of I bought a couple of books few a few people watched the movie plus few people watched the movie several several trains were late yesterday a number of he visited a number of cities in Europe quantifiers to express a large quantity many it contains many interesting articles most most athletes are very healthy all all of our employees have email how to use some and any some is used to say that you have something I have some tickets to the concert any is used to say that you do not have something the ticket seller doesn't have any tickets left some any is used to say that you want something she wants some pancakes for breakfast any is used to say that you do not want something the man didn't want any sugar in his coffee some is used to offer or request something politely would you like some tea I would like tea please any is used to ask if something is present or available is there any tea in the kitchen some may be used to describe quantity make a request make an offer talk about something general or ordinary say that something is impressive just some DVD lying around when to use any any means whoever, whatever or whenever any is used with not or never to say there is none of something bunch flyer if we meet the minimum staple wires is digital to affect disease threatened citrus trees their under threat patrolling the simple future tense action which is going to happen will plus base form of the verb patching houses the local souvenir shop the figurines buffet table famine sets in they drank plenty of wine SNVNM encore the simple past tense is used for actions completed in the past if an action was not done add did not to the verb it did not rain yesterday irregular verb auxiliary verbs is was is am was are were has have had does do did irregular verbs do not change their form could read hit let put quit read hit let put quit cost irregular verbs change their middle vowels begin began choose chose game drink drank drive drove forget forgot get got give gave grow grew no new lead lead meet met rise rose run ran win won right wrote hold held catch caught irregular verbs change their spelling bring brought buy bought eat ate fight fought find found fly flew go went here heard keep kept lose lost make made pay paid say said see saw sell sold send sent speak spoke take took teach taught tell told think thought understand understood to resign vacation destinations and activities activities on safari camping canoeing hiking hot air ballooning activities at a ski resort which is a place with lodging and facilities for skiing sledding snowboarding what kind of footwear to use bees and beekeepers ads getaways in tune obey rackets and shuttlecock best rule of thumb she is running late again I can't stand waiting that long even if the crusades raged repeat fishermen step up for a truce to spread hatred the slaughter return to these incandescent words this saddens me absurd recrimination it is disconcerting let's scream joint responsibility large scale event squatters shaken inevitable settle down sincere twists and turns dishonest reconciliation gradually last light I'm overwhelmed with work flyers blackboard a pile of paperwork is waiting for me demonstrative pronouns this and these refer to nouns that are near the speaker in time and space this refers to only one thing or person these refers to more than one thing or person the book I'm reading is Tara's I will return this to her later Monday and Wednesday reserve these for our meetings that and those refer to things that are at a distance from the speaker that refers to only one thing or person those refers to more than one thing or person I see a desk at the far end of the room that is very clean Andrew distributed several flyers those cluttered up the room basic phrases commonly used when describing objects that's a beautiful jacket it's smooth that top that top is nice what a lovely hat those strawberries look fresh those pants are new adjectives when describing objects beautiful delicious fresh amazing from can be used to indicate source cause starting point separation for can be used to indicate direction slash destination slash recipient length of time substitution purpose of can be used to talk about ownership composition quality prepositions of position inside outside above or over below on top of under underneath next to beside between in the middle of in front of at the back of behind prepositions of direction onto onto into across around through out of you're drowning in potatoes not knowing what to do with them after a while some of them started to sprout when asking giving directions on the street walk two blocks it's on the corner can you give me directions to get there continue walking straight ahead until you reach what is the best way to get to that cafe how do i get to the cafe could you tell me how to get to the cafe is there a cafe around here there's one not far from here i don't know this place very well i'm not familiar with the area are there any landmarks that can help me find the building the cafe is past the burger stand and beside the grocery store is there a pharmacy near it use street names keep going on west road until you see the university gates use landmarks the restaurant is past the burger stand and beside the grocery store the bus stop is at the end of the street you are on the stadium is four blocks down that way the library is across the road from the church offer estimates of time distance or length of travel there's a restaurant not far from here turn right there and walk straight ahead for two blocks it's around a corner from a pet shop use east slash west slash north slash south walk five blocks to the south use transition words first turn left at after that go straight on next take the when you get to go to the bus home just walk down the street until you see the pizza parlor then turn the corner my building is along avenue pottery it's the building with there is our the building is along the building is past the cafe the building is in front of the cafe the building is across the street the building is across a fountain you'll see a neon sign you must walk through the passage at the hotel staircase the ride hailing company shy have a hard time talking to people stingy kind always helps the elderly carry their things greedy lazy clumsy the promotion of an employee to encounter the youngest to create to make to came up with to accomplish valuable what makes that pressure new hires official trip vividly pretty surreal all-time wooden desk a brown book the house is roomy and bright polite my room is big small his cubicle is spacious cramped her workstation is clean messy the office is well lit slash dim a cork board people from different age groups young infant slash toddler slash child slash teenager slash adult twenties and thirties middle-aged adult forties and fifties elderly adult sixties and older how to describe someone's age he slash she is young slash middle aged slash elderly he slash she is a young slash middle aged slash elderly man woman he slash she is a an infant slash toddler slash child slash teenager slash adult he slash she is in his her 20s slash 30s slash 40s slash 50s slash 60s I said I used to it is heyday a skylight caution creakiest staircase a fireplace of some sort comparative adjectives tall taller short shorter large larger nice nicer big bigger fit fitter wide wider busy busier pretty prettier formal more formal pleasant more pleasant yellow yellower comfortable more comfortable intelligent more intelligent good better bad worse little less many more much more my computer is as fast as yours our company is as successful as theirs mug simple comparisons a trip to japan is more expensive than a trip to india company abc soap products are better than company xyz the notebook is as useful as the planner the pen is the cheapest item in this store the planner is the most expensive of the three items there are as many blocks as in our street it is mild he is reporting similarities indefinite pronouns both and all both and are have do both are have do all are have do all are have do adverbs so and to and so am was were and so does do did and so will and am was were to and does do did to and will to rear seat the scarves differences use the word not are not the same the other is not use the comparative form cheaper better smaller use more more expensive more beautiful flip phone concept store a place that sells things based on a particular style or idea to offset to lessen the treasury more overtime is a change in fees the wrist fine leather attempts loud auditorium unpublished content carousels at the amusement park snorkeling scuba diving it was surrounded by tricks the faucet kitchenette to hire sculpture it is leaking his awful grades workaholic adjective adjective plus noun small box red jacket noun plus verb plus adjective the food smells delicious the movie seems long verb plus adverb speaks loudly listens carefully adverb plus adjective very tall slightly important adverb plus adverb surprisingly quickly unexpectedly easily adverbs of manner describe how something happens or how something is done if the verb has a direct object, the adverb may be placed after the direct object or before the verb adverbs of manner do not go between the verb and the object went well adverbs of degree to talk about the intensity of an action very slash quite slash really enough to really plus very slash quite plus adjective used to emphasize the adjective very plus superlative used to emphasize superlative bubbly person to describe objects to express one's opinion express praise or approval that this is a amazing beautiful nice etc what a beautiful nice pretty etc express disapproval that this object is too small big dirty etc what a dirty boring ugly etc etc here are some common adjectives you can use when describing objects beautiful amazing pretty ugly dirty boring plain Rachel tries on a skirt but doesn't like it to complain about a product you may describe the product with these words phrases damaged broken not working expired for food remember these common phrases when you complain about a product I have a problem with could you replace this these please can I have this these replaced please burn different types of rooms at a hotel how much is a for Wednesday I would like to book a for March 13th please I'd like to reserve a available on the 21st do you have any left for the weekend adjoining rooms cabana connecting rooms dormitory room double room family room single room suite twin room complaining politely at a hotel I'm sorry to bother you but I have a problem with I think that there is was a mistake in we can use verbs in the simple past tense to describe finished actions or events that we complain about I asked for but I called slash used slash tried but I went slash got slash took but can and could are useful when asking the hotel staff to solve the problem s that we complain about can slash could I slash you please can slash could I slash you please here are phrases you can use to describe vacation spots the place has a lot of slash many slash a few there is are many slash much slash a lot of slash a little in the place it's in the middle of it's near slash far slash close to away from it's surrounded by adjectives are useful when talking about places people and weather the park slash resort slash beach slash etc is was quiet slash peaceful slash clean slash crowded slash etc it is was warm slash hot slash sunny slash cool slash cold slash windy slash snowy slash etc the people there are were nice slash friendly slash helpful slash etc adverbs of frequency and verbs in the simple present tense are useful when talking about common activities in a place we usually slash often slash always spend our break slash holiday slash etc we usually slash often slash always take a vacation at we go try swimming scuba diving slash fishing slash etc we spend our morning slash afternoon slash evenings jogging slash hiking slash cooking slash etc pine trees paddling and access alike the truce pivot farm care startups it seeks to feed growing appetite for food tech unexpected right away too salty adverbs of indefinite frequency to tell us how often something happens I sometimes watch English movies you must always come to work on time I rarely come to work late normally our clients are easy to work with we disagree occasionally you can use still to show an action that continues I am still eating he is still working show surprise why are you still here is it still raining you can use still not to action should have already started but it has not you can use already to show an action that happened earlier I already had lunch she already went to bed show surprise you got the job offer already she went to bed already you can use yet to show an action that is expected to happen did he arrive yet has the meeting started yet to as well as well in the end always