[ Tenses ]
Which sentence is correct in expressing a question in the Present Continuous Tense?
A. Is you going to the party?
B. Are you goes to the party?
C. Are you going to the party?
D. You are going to the party?
Select your answer:
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She ______ (not / write) to me ______ she went to Japan.
A. She hasn’t written to me since she went to Japan.
B. She hasn’t write to me since she went to Japan.
C. She haven’t written to me for she went to Japan.
D. She haven’t written to me since she went to Japan.