160. already, yet, still, any more. First certificate

Adverbs:	Sentence Types: + I ?	Time / Usage: time: before now a past action is completed earlier than expected	Word Order:	Contexts:
already	Sentence Types: + I ?		after ist auxiliary verb: I've already met him. after BE: Joanne is already here. end of clause (for emphasis): You've done it already?!	efficient early quick timesaver unexpected before 2r4 action
				waiting I slow
		time: up to now	end of clause: I haven't finished it yet.	late / delayed
yet	- I ?			indecision
	not past or future	a future action is		unfinished
	not continuous	expected to happen		unconfirmed anticipation
				waiting / late
		time: up to now	+ after Is' auxiliary verb: I'm still waiting for him.	impatient
still	+ 1 -?	an action is continuing	+ after BE: Lisa is still at work.	perseverance ongoing
		now after it was expected to finish	- before 151 auxiliary verb: I still haven't had lunch.	no change monopolising
				used to
any more (BrE)	-?	time: past but not now	end of clause: I won't play rugby any more.	no longer stopped I ban
anymore (AmE)		an action no longer happens		change given up / quit moved on