"I have not eaten it yet" and "I have not yet eaten it" Are the sentences OK?

"I have not eaten it yet" and "I have not yet eaten it" Are the sentences OK?

A. I have not eaten it yet.
B. I have not yet eaten it.

1.Are these sentences grammatically correct?
2. Which sentence is "real talk" English.

Re: "I have not eaten it yet" and "I have not yet eaten it" Are the sentences OK?

Suthipong said:

A. I have not eaten it yet.
B. I have not yet eaten it.

1.Are these sentences grammatically correct? Yes, IMO.
2. Which sentence is "real talk" English? #1 is more natural, IMO.

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charliedeut

Re: "I have not eaten it yet" and "I have not yet eaten it" Are the sentences OK?

It would be even more natural with the contraction: I haven't eaten it yet.

Re: "I have not eaten it yet" and "I have not yet eaten it" Are the sentences OK?

emsr2d2 said:

It would be even more natural with the contraction: I haven't eaten it yet.

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Well, yes of course! :up:

Re: "I have not eaten it yet" and "I have not yet eaten it" Are the sentences OK?

And of course, context! ;-) If you want to stress the 'yet', to indicate that you're going to some time, you'll probably use the version with 'yet' at the end - this isn't a hard-and-fast rule, but I think this sort of consideration affects our choice of where to put the 'yet'. ;-)

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