N5 grammar
もう〜
mou
Already, no longer
Formationもう + past (already), もう + negative (no longer)
もう says the change has happened. With a past verb it means already; with a negative it means not any more. It answers まだ, and that exchange is one of the most common in the language.
Examples
もう〜 is marked in each sentence. Tap any word for its dictionary entry.
もうすっかり秋めいてきました。
It looks as if autumn is really here.
夕飯はもう食べましたか。
Have you had dinner?
彼はもうすっかりよくなった。
He got quite well.
この公演はもう終わりました。
This play has ended.
あのセーターもう編んじゃった?
Have you finished knitting that sweater?