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Secure payment. Bronze package credits Silver package credits Gold package credits Secure payment. Toggle navigation. When you want to ask somebody if they have finished doing something you use yet at the end ''Have you finished reading your book yet?

S: In British English 'Advise' refers to the verb whereas 'advice' refers to the noun, so you need to change that 's' there in your post. American English uses just 'advice' for both the verb and the noun. I think the missing context to 'yet to' is "The book is yet to be read". I'm not a native English speaker but I've seen it somewhere. I believe it means something is not finished as the other two, but in this specific case, the 'to' comes after 'yet' because of the verb that follows.

The structure would be translated to Brasilian Portuguese my mother language as passive voice. Not really sure how it works in English. That way, we have "My answer is yet to be given. Not sure if it's correct though I am not a native English speaker either but I am a professional in this language. What you are discussing is totally right! What I said before, it means that you are still reading it or that you have not started reading it yet!

Hope it helps. Any doubt, do not hesitate to contact me. I believe 'yet to' is what we call in Brasilian Portuguese passive voice of the verb. This doesn't answer the question, it merely offers an example and alternatives.

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