PRACTICE YOUR ENGLISH

Adverb of time (Kata keterangan waktu) – ago/already/anymore/just/yet/still

• I graduated university 3 years ago.
• We moved to Canada just 2 months ago.

• He’s only 13, but he already speaks three languages.
• Can you finish this by tomorrow? Sure, it’s already finished.
• You don’t need to feed the dog, I’ve already done it.

• I want to email her, but her address isn’t working anymore. (Sebelumnya email aktif, tetapi sekarang tidak)
• My friend used to live here, but she doesn’t live here anymore.
• I don’t want to work here anymore. (Dulunya subjek mau bekerja disini, tetapi sekarang subjek tidak suka lagi bekerja disini)

• I just found out my test score, I got an A!
• What was that noise? – Sorry, I just broke a glass.

• Are you finished? – Yes, I’m just about to go home.
• I’m hungry. – If you wait 5 minutes, I’m just about to make some lunch.

• Did you get a new job? No, I’m still working at my old one.
• She’s 65 years old, but she still exercises 3 times a week.

• Are you still studying English? Yep, I still study a little every day.
• Do you still want to go abroad? Of course, I’d love to!

• Are you finished? No, I’m not finished yet.
• Has the mail come yet? No, it’s not here yet.

• My parents haven’t arrived yet.
• My parents still haven’t arrived.