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May 30, 12 · Still is used to say that something has, perhaps surprisingly, not finished Yet is used to talk about something that is expected 3 Still usually goes with the verb, in midposition Yet usually goes at the end of a clause However, yet is sometimes used in affirmative sentences in a formal style to mean still We have yet to hear from himJun 08, 11 · Still vs Till Still and Till are two words in the English language that are often confused as words denotative of the same meaning Strictly speaking they are two different words that are characterized by different meanings The word 'still' has the meaning of 'even now' as in the sentence 'He still has fever'Except that ALREADY shows surprise ('So soon!') Still before the verb or the negative auxiliary 'I still don't know' Yet at the end of the sentence 'I don't know yet' Already before the verb or at the end 'I already knew / I knew already' 'Just' is used to