still.yet.already
Which word fits in here.

It's 11 and Mark hasn't ............got up.

Still should be placed before hasn't and yet at the end shouldnt they?

Question

still.yet.already
Which word fits in here.

It's 11 and Mark hasn't ............got up.

Still should be placed before hasn't and yet at the end shouldnt they?

Answer

It's 11 o'clock and Mark hasn't got up yet

It's 11 o'clock and Mark is still sleeping

It's still 5 o'clock and Mark has already woke up.

Answer

It's 'yet'.

'Yet' can go between the auxiliary and the main verb. It's a rather more formal construction than the one with 'yet' at the end.