1. As an Adverb of Manner:
* Meaning: unchanged, remaining the same
* Example: "Despite the storm, the ship still sailed on."
2. As an Adverb of Time:
* Meaning: up to the present time, continuing
* Example: "I'm still waiting for my package to arrive."
3. As a Conjunction:
* Meaning: nevertheless, however
* Example: "He was tired, still he continued working."
4. As an Adjective:
* Meaning: not moving, motionless
* Example: "The lake was still as glass."
5. In a Phrase "Still Life":
* Meaning: a painting or drawing of inanimate objects.
* Example: "The museum displayed a collection of beautiful still life paintings."
Here are some more examples of how you can use "still" in a sentence:
* "The baby is still** sleeping." (adverb of time)
* "He walked still** and silent." (adverb of manner)
* "I told him to stop, but he still** ran." (conjunction)
* "The old man sat still** in his chair." (adjective)
* "We studied the still life** arrangement of flowers and fruit." (phrase)
By understanding the different meanings and functions of "still," you can use it effectively in your writing and speech.