@inglesincreible: Confused about just, already, yet, and still? 🤯 Let’s fix it in 30 seconds 👇 Learn how to use ADVERBS OF TIME to talk about actions in English 🚀 ⏰ JUST (recent past) 👉 Something happened very recently ✔ I have just finished my homework. ⏳ ABOUT TO (near future) 👉 Something will happen very soon ✔ I am about to leave. ⚡ ALREADY (sooner than expected) 👉 Something happened earlier than planned ✔ She has already eaten. ❓ YET (until now / negative & questions) 👉 Something hasn’t happened ✔ I haven’t finished yet. 🔄 STILL (continuity) 👉 Something is continuing ✔ I am still studying. ⚠️ Common mistakes: ❌ I didn’t finish yet ✔ I haven’t finished yet ❌ I am already eating now ✔ I am already eating 💡 Quick tip: 👉 JUST + present perfect 👉 YET → negatives & questions 👉 STILL → actions in progress 🚀 Why is this important? ✔ Speak naturally ✔ Tell stories better ✔ Understand real conversations Follow for more 👉 @mtsubasainglesincreible #inglesincreible #learnenglish #englishgrammar #adverbsoftime #speakenglish
