Explain how context can change the meaning of ‘yet’.
A. ‘Yet’ has no relation to time or contrast.
B. ‘Yet’ always indicates a future event.
C. ‘Yet’ can only be used in positive statements.
D. Context can change the meaning of ‘yet’ by indicating time, contrast, or expectation.
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