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Which word fits in here.
It's 11 and Mark hasn't ............got up.
Still should be placed before hasn't and yet at the end shouldnt they?
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It's 11 o'clock and Mark hasn't got up yet
It's 11 o'clock and Mark is still sleeping
It's still 5 o'clock and Mark has already woke up.
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It's 'yet'.
'Yet' can go between the auxiliary and the main verb. It's a rather more formal construction than the one with 'yet' at the end.
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