'Still' and 'no longer' 'already' and 'yet' Quiz

What does the adverb 'still' indicate in a sentence? Choose the correct answer:

An action that has not started
An action that will happen in the future
An action or state that continues up to the present moment
A completed action

Where is 'no longer' placed in a sentence with a main verb? Choose the correct answer:

Before the main verb
After the main verb
At the end of the sentence
At the beginning of the sentence

Which adverb suggests that something has occurred before the moment of speaking? Choose the correct answer:

Still
Yet
Already
No longer

In which type of sentences is 'yet' typically used? Choose the correct answer:

Affirmative
Imperative
Negative
Interrogative

Choose the sentence where 'still' is used correctly. Choose the correct answer:

She still is waiting for a response.
Is he interested still in the project?
They are still considering our proposal.
We still have completed the task.

'No longer' can replace which phrase in negative sentences? Choose the correct answer:

At once
Any longer
Just now
Right away

'Already' is commonly used in which tense? Choose the correct answer:

Simple present
Present perfect
Simple past
Future perfect

How is 'yet' correctly placed in questions? Choose the correct answer:

Before the subject
After the subject, before the main verb
At the beginning of the sentence
At the end of the sentence

Which sentence correctly uses 'no longer'? Choose the correct answer:

The train stops no longer at this station.
She can no longer afford the mortgage.
No longer he feels the same way about her.
They no longer are happy with the decision.

Identify the sentence where 'already' is used correctly. Choose the correct answer:

Already he has finished his meal.
She has already completed the assignment.
They already left the office.
Have you seen the movie already?