Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Just yet
I can't help you just yet.
just = exactly
yet = from now for a particular period in the future
just yet = ???
Thanks.
just = exactly
yet = from now for a particular period in the future
just yet = ???
Thanks.
Top answer
" But it's understood that the condition will continue for an unspecified period of time. The length of that period of time will range widely, depending (1) on the nature of the help, and (2) on the nature of the obstacle. When you call for assistance, an automated system may tell you approximately how long you'll have to wait.
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It means "right now," "at this exact moment," "at the present time."
But it's understood that the condition will continue for an unspecified period of time.
The length of that period of time will range widely, depending (1) on the nature of the help, and (2) on the nature of the obstacle.
When you call for assistance, an automated system may t
But it's understood that the condition will continue for an unspecified period of time.
The length of that period of time will range widely, depending (1) on the nature of the help, and (2) on the nature of the obstacle.
When you call for assistance, an automated system may t
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