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could you teach me the way to use the word "still" , because i have seen some people uses "i am still.... and other "i still" and that confuses me

thank you so much...

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Still has got many meaning, hence I would advise you a link about: Cambridge Dictionaries Online - Cambridge University Press

Though, the main meaning of still may be always and again. Eg He is still here. He is always and again here.

A second meaning of still might be though in the commencement of a sentence. Ei Still, he got out after a while. Though, he got out after a while.

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