still
n. time B1 Intermediate Oxford US //ˈstɪɫ// UK //stˈɪl// still
n. up to this time or even now. You use it to show that a situation has not changed or stopped.
n. continuing until a particular point in time; used to indicate that a previous state or action persists into the present.
I am still waiting for the bus.
Even though it is nearly midnight, the lights in the office are still on.
Despite the significant advancements in digital security, many users still rely on simple, easily guessable passwords for their most sensitive accounts.
Usage
Typically placed before the main verb, but after the verb 'to be'.
Pitfall
I still am hungryI am still hungryWhen used with the verb 'to be', the adverb should follow the verb rather than precede it.