1. anymore / already / still
anymore is used in negative (否定的) sentences. anymore indicates something that is not
done/ felt / etc... now. (the situation changed)
例えば：I don’t play basketball anymore. バスケはもうやめた。= I played basketball,
but now I don’t play.
I don’t like him anymore. 彼はもう好きじゃない。=I liked him, but now I don’t.
I don’t have long hair anymore. = I had long hair, but then I cut it.
already is used to talk about something that was completed before now
例えば：お母さん：Do your homework! 子供：I already finished it! （もう終わった）
奥さん：I need to buy milk. 旦那さん：I already bought the milk. もう買った
still is used to talk about something that is not completed yet. （まだ∼）
例えば：友達１：Are you finished with your homework? 友達２：No, I’m still working on it.
Is my dad’s ladder [ 1 ] in the back yard? I think so, why? （~５分後）
I [ 2 ] think this is a bad idea. You’re no fun [3] ! I [4] moved the pool.
Ok, but.. Better hurry. Your mom’s yelling something.

2. Do you want to drink your cocoa? Not yet, it’s [ 1 ] too hot. Are you [ 2 ]
reading this page? No, I [ 3 ] finished it.
I’m not cold [ 4 ] are you? No, not [ 5 ]. Are you ready to play in the snow
again? Almost. I’m [ 6 ] reading this one.
Where’s your dad? He’s [ 7 ] shoveling the snow. Ok.