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This tag is for questions about correctly using a word. The word has to be provided within the question. The question should be limited to the usage of one word. For the usage of complete phrases there is the tag phrase-usage.
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Is it more correct to say "You have not yet <actioned>" or "You have not <actioned> yet"?
A famous quote from a naval captain may apply. When asked if he would surrender he replied, "I have not yet begun to fight!"
Alternatives: I have not yet fought; I have not fought yet.. the past tens …
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