daancoolwijk
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Hello,
I am currently writing my essay about private schools in South Korea and I have been struggling a lot with the usage of the word yet.
The sentence is: Others are not capable of providing money for their native English speaker employees yet hiring them to teach in their hagwon.
What I am trying to say:
some other private schools are not capable of providing money to their employees but they are still hiring them to teach English in their hagwon.
hagwon = private school
Is this the correct usage of yet?
also, does others sound informal?
Thank you in advance
I am currently writing my essay about private schools in South Korea and I have been struggling a lot with the usage of the word yet.
The sentence is: Others are not capable of providing money for their native English speaker employees yet hiring them to teach in their hagwon.
What I am trying to say:
some other private schools are not capable of providing money to their employees but they are still hiring them to teach English in their hagwon.
hagwon = private school
Is this the correct usage of yet?
also, does others sound informal?
Thank you in advance