[ Grammar ]
I (read)___________ the book you lent me, but I (not/ finish)_________ it yet. It’s very interesting.
A. have read/haven’t finished
B. have been reading/haven’t finished
C. have been reading/haven’t been finishing
D. have read/haven’t been finishing
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A. Integers
B. Algebraic Expression
C. Coefficient
D. Constant
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Active: He has called the police.
A. Passive: The police hasn’t been called.
B. Passive: The police has been called.
C. Passive: The police has being called.
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A. goes
B. went
C. go
D. going
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You better hurry since you must get there…. seven o’clock.
A. at
B. in
C. by
D. on