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New word I am really surprised about how English could be an easy and difficult language in the same time. I always learn a new definition. For example, the word still. For example, I can say: I am still at school or are you still there?. I have just learned that still could be an adjective, a noun or a verb. For example I can say I am still or I could I make a still or I still me. It is very interesting how the same word can mean the same thing. I discover a lot of different meaning when I read. I have discovered the meaning of this because when I read the sentence it made no sense with the meaning I knew. That's why, I looked in the dictionary and I found this definition.

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I am really surprised about how English can be an easy and difficult language at the same time. I always learn a new definition (I think you mean I always learn new words). For example, the word still. For example, I can say: I am still at school or are you still there?. I have just learned that still can be an adjective, a noun or a verb. For example I can say I am still or I could I make a still or I still me (I don't know what you are trying to say here.). It is very interesting how the same word can mean the same thing. I discover a lot of different meanings when I read. I have discovered the meaning of this because when I read the sentence it made no sense with the meaning I knew. That's why, I looked in the dictionary and I found this definition.

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I see the issue with the French word "encore" which as an English word means again. Larousse gives it several meanings. English translation (still, again & yet)

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