hasn't started

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

This alternative is a more formal and explicit way of saying something hasn't started.

A more formal synonym for "hasn't started", suitable for official or professional contexts.

This phrase uses "yet to" which implies anticipation or expectation of something starting soon.

This alternative emphasizes that the activity or process has not yet commenced or is in progress.

This alternative introduces an element of uncertainty or speculation about whether something will start at all.

A more literary or emphatic way of saying something hasn't started, highlighting the anticipation.

This suggests that the start is dependent on some condition or approval that is still outstanding.

This implies that while something may have started, it's only in the very beginning phases.

This indicates that the start is being actively prepared, but hasn't happened yet.

This implies a temporary suspension of the start, suggesting it may begin later.