The best is yet to come
"Yet" is usually used with a negative verb clause, such as "I haven't had lunch yet." It can also be used more formally in an affirmative verb clause: "I have yet to have lunch." The meaning of the 2 sentences is the same. Transform the following sentences in the same way.
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