Hi everyone,
I remember once I heard a combination of a clause and the word "yet," like "We need to yet ask another question."
Does anyone know the correct form of this sentence and how does "yet" affect the meaning of the sentence?

Question

Hi everyone,
I remember once I heard a combination of a clause and the word "yet," like "We need to yet ask another question."
Does anyone know the correct form of this sentence and how does "yet" affect the meaning of the sentence?

anonymous · Answer

The correct form would be "We need to ask yet another question." I think the "yet" affects the meaning as it implies they have already asked many questions, and are sort of getting tired of it.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks for your answer! :)