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which is the appropriate one? *He hasn't yet come *He hasn't yet to comeThanks a lot !! So, if I want to put the "yet" in the middle then the correct sentences would be: He has yet to come and He hasn't yet come. Am I correct?

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He hasn't come yet,or he is yet to come :D.
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we would say "he hasn't come yet"
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I have another doubt, when saying "he hasn't yet come" does it have the same meaning as "he has yet to come" ?
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Thanks a lot !! So, if I want to put the "yet" in the middle then the correct sentences would be: He has yet to come and He hasn't yet come. Am I correct?
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The best is yet to come. The speaker thinks better things are in the offing. (Interesting nautical phrase)

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