[ Present Perfect and Present Perfect Progressive Tenses ]
I ___ (not/finish) my lunch yet.
A. didn’t finish
B. am not finishing
C. haven’t finished
D. haven’t been finishing
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Active and Passive Voice › ViewThe President ……………………. about the coup in Central America. (JUST INFORM)
A. were just informed
B. has just been informed
C. have been informed
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Justin …………………………………..(write, currently) a book about his adventures in Tibet.
A. is currently writing
B. has currently written
C. has currently wrote
D. currently writes
Grammar › ViewMany people work for one goal: financial security.
A. correct
B. incorrect
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Isaac and Zahida are … young to get married.
A. too much
B. too
C. very too