I'd like more examples of using Todavía no + Pretérito Indefinido = not yet as I am stuck with it. Are there other lessons available.
Todavía no + Pretérito Indefinido
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Hola Inez
The use of todavía with the pretérito indefinido is more of a Latin American usage. I can see that your focus is Spanish from Spain. Did you mean Todavía no + pretérito perfecto? (e.g. Todavía no hemos desayunado. = We haven't had breakfast yet.)
Saludos
Inma
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