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- still water 和 tap water 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative
still waterstill water= bottled flat water tap water= flat water from fountain tap (free) sparkling water= carbonated water|I think still water means bottled water instead of tap water |still? you mean distilled right? still waters means calm hardly any waves or ripples的同义词
- Whats the difference between still better, better still, and . . .
Use the phrase "better still" when someone makes a good suggestion, but you have an even better suggestion: You can send them your résumé, or better still, see if you can contact one of the hiring managers directly
- What is the proper way to ask someone if we still meeting tomorrow?
But, especially when spoken by a non-native English speaker, the ambiguous "good for tomorrow" is apt to be confusing It makes more sense to simply ask "Are we still having a meeting tomorrow?", or some such
- when to use yet still with though in a sentence
Either "yet" or "still" is fine to use in this sentence, although "yet" does sound a little bit archaic, like something written in the past century But it might be a common phrasing in another dialect
- When should I use didnt instead of havent?
In both instances, you can still eat dinner Plus, it is possible for you to have eaten dinner at a different time if you use didn't, but not with haven't, since you specified today
- Is it possible for the ‘yet’ within ‘Are we there yet?’ to mean ‘still’?
Using still diminishes the contradiction and suggests that statement A may also be true Specific examples: Many people think cellular phones are hazardous, yet there is insufficient evidence of any health problems associate with cellular phone usage There is insufficient evidence of any health problems associate with cellular phone usage
- grammaticality - Use of still in present continuous tense - English . . .
John is still reading the book The above sentence looks odd to me The use of 'still' in present continuous tense is not correct I guess? Right?
- can still 和 still can 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative
can still@learning257 I would say that for the most part you would use can still I can still dance, it can still be fixed, but I would use still can't for negative sentences I still can't dance it still can't be fixed The only exception I can think of is if you're answering a question Can you still dance? I still can! Do you think it can be fixed? It still can, it just might be harder I
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