yet to vs yet to be

Both "yet to" and "yet to be" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Yet to" is used when referring to actions or events that have not happened or been completed, while "yet to be" is used when referring to things that have not happened or been completed in the passive voice.

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yet to

The phrase "yet to" is correct and commonly used in English when referring to actions or events that have not happened or been completed.

Use "yet to" when you want to express that something has not happened or been completed yet. It is often used in sentences like "I am yet to finish my homework."

Examples:

She is yet to arrive at the party.
The project is yet to be completed.
I am yet to visit that country.
The results are yet to be announced.
He is yet to make a decision.

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Three months and we've yet to hear his voice.
I think we have yet to see the real fallout from dismantling the infrastructure established by the Goa'uld.
However, I've yet to find any divorce paperwork of any kind.
He told me of an apocalypse yet to come.
It's a determination I have yet to make.
The rest of these people have yet to be I.D.'d.
My wounds have yet to fully heal.
These are some questions that we've yet to ask.
A technology that Visa, MasterCard and Amazon had yet to develop.
You have yet to tell me who they are.
Faith is a gift that I have yet to receive.
And we've yet to see a dime.
My wounds have yet to fully heal.
The michigan courts have yet to make a decision.
Judging from your lackluster appearance, you've yet to see today's exit polls.
I have yet to see your bride tonight.
I have yet to see Mr Warren.
I have yet to find any kind of correlating list of names.
Peter and I have yet to perform the holy sacrament of confession.
Countless bodies have yet to be uncovered because they are buried under about...

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still to
have yet to
have not yet
not yet
remain to

yet to be

The phrase "yet to be" is correct and commonly used in English when referring to things that have not happened or been completed in the passive voice.

Use "yet to be" when you want to express that something has not happened or been completed in the passive voice. It is often used in sentences like "The decision is yet to be made."

Examples:

The report is yet to be submitted.
The results are yet to be announced.
The cake is yet to be baked.
The tickets are yet to be purchased.
The house is yet to be cleaned.

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The rest of these people have yet to be I.D.'d.
The figure has yet to be mounted and dressed.
The identities of these have yet to be determined.
She has disappeared and has yet to be identified.
With new chapters yet to be added.
I believe that is yet to be demonstrated.
Countless bodies have yet to be uncovered because they are buried under about...
As for the woman, she has yet to be identified.
Because our history has yet to be written.
The fate of this girl is yet to be decided.
Elias's final chapter has yet to be written.
Accusations which have yet to be substantiated.
And that leaves us with one market yet to be mined.
And financial epicenters has yet to be determined.
With new chapters yet to be added.
The circumstances of Akins's departure and Gordon's reinstatement have yet to be explained.
The truth of Nanaki Village has yet to be discovered.
To explain why the ancient craft has yet to be disposed of.
Only... Have yet to be killed.
How this affects other aspects of the Presence has yet to be seen.

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still to be
have yet to be
have not yet been
not yet been
remain to be

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