[ Present Tenses ]
We ______ (talk) about this issue for hours, yet we ______ (still/not/resolve) it.
A. have talked, still haven’t resolved
B. have been talking, still haven’t resolved
C. are talking, still don’t resolve
D. talked, still haven’t resolved
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A. wrote
B. writing
C. writes
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I _______ for a bank.
A. works
B. workes
C. work
D. am working
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A. repair
B. is repairing
C. are repairing
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The patient …. medicine on time.
A. took
B. takes
C. take
D. taking