Yet ( adverb , conjunction )

(As an adverb)

Yet ( adverb )

1. Up to the present time.
2. Before the present time.
3. By now.

Origin:

Middle english yet, from old english gyt; akin to old high german jeti yet, latin iam already.

Examples:

1. He hasn't arrived yet.
2. We haven't seen the movie yet.
3. She hasn't finished her homework yet.
4. I haven't heard from him yet.
5. They haven't decided on a date yet.

(As a conjunction)

Yet ( conjunction )

1. Up to the present time.
2. Before the present time.
3. By now.

Origin:

Middle english yet, from old english gyt; akin to old high german jeti yet, latin iam already.

Examples:

1. He hasn't arrived yet.
2. We haven't seen the movie yet.
3. She hasn't finished her homework yet.
4. I haven't heard from him yet.
5. They haven't decided on a date yet.