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[kerstin]

I presume that you have *yet* to begin packing.

Isn't yet only used in negative sentences, like "not yet"?

THanks

[Anuradha Chepur]

Yet + to infinitve is used to indicate negative.

I presume that you have *yet* to begin packing.

OR

I presume you have not yet begun packing.

[kerstin]

I presume that you have *yet* to begin packing.


I presume you have not yet begun packing.

Do they mean the exactly same thing?

Thanks

[CP]

Yes, they do.
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