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sirah
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is it correct?
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Hi everybody!!
is this question gramatically correct?
Has it been done yet?
Thanks in advance
Hugs from cold Argentina
patricia
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12 Jun 2011
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Naoom
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Hi sirah,
I think it is more correctly if you say
Hasnt it been done yet?
the most common is to add negative with yet |
12 Jun 2011
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Naoom
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Or you can ask the question without yet.the answer will be not yet |
12 Jun 2011
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rangel
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Yes it is correct, Patricia. |
12 Jun 2011
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sirah
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many thanks for your help!!! I thought that the only possibility was Hasnt it been done yet?
hugs
patricia
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12 Jun 2011
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kekoke
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you need to write in the negative, because yet is just used in the negative form... hugs dear.... |
12 Jun 2011
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ballycastle1
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We can use �yet � in both positive and negative sentences:
Has the CD finished yet? (No expectation on the part of the speaker.)
Hasn �t the CD finished yet? (The speaker expected that the CD would have finished by this time.) |
13 Jun 2011
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yanogator
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ballycastle1 is correct on this. Bruce |
13 Jun 2011
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Zora
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I agree with ballycastle too since the general rule for "yet" is that it is used in interrogative as well as negative sentences.
"They haven �t been home yet." / "Have they been home yet?"
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13 Jun 2011
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sirah
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EXCELLENT EXPLANATIONS!!!!
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13 Jun 2011
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