Still, Already or Yet And is the NSA Spying on you Videos and Exercises

Still, Already or Yet And is the NSA Spying on you Videos and Exercises Still, Already and Yet are three essential English adverbs used to express when actions are going to happen, are expected or unexpected to happen. Youll use them daily when speaking English, but our English students are often confused about which of these words to use in a sentence. Weve created a video and exercise to help with this, combined with a listening exercise about Edward Snowdens allegations that the NSA is spying on US citizens, it is a great topic for a conversation class!Can you correctly fill the gaps with Still, Already or Yet below? Watch the video for answers.People ____ need to decide how valuable their privacy is.Weve _____ lost our privacy.He ____ hasnt been arrested.Still, Already or Yet VideoListening Exercise: Watch the video below, then try the questions.Do the exercise below to see if you understand, and to test your knowledge of Still, Already and Yet. You can write your answers in comments and we will respond. 1. Obama hasn’t responded to Snowden’s all egations_______.2. Snowden is _____ free. He might seek shelter in Iceland if they haven’t arrested him _____.3. Snowden had ________ left the country when he gave the interview.4. Have they made a decision ______?5. I can’t believe people have________ forgotten. Snowden’s disclosure is unlikely to change anything!6. Does he ________ work for the US government? juan yet already yet already yet yet still LOIEnglish JuanYou have a problem with #2. We use already to say something happened SOONER than expected. Also you have a problem with #5. This one is tricky because it doesnt follow the exact rules of where the adverb is placed in the sentence. Thaly 1. yet2.still yet3. already4. yet5. already6. still LOIEnglish Good job! David Beleggia Exercise 1. 1) still 2) already 3) still David Beleggia Exercise 2:1) yet 2) still yet 3) already 4) yet 5) already 6) still