What is the difference in meaning between ‘I haven’t finished yet’ and ‘I still haven’t finished’?
A. The first means completion is not possible; the second implies a future attempt.
B. The first suggests a lack of effort; the second indicates a decision to delay.
C. The first is a statement of fact; the second is a question about progress.
D. The first implies imminent completion; the second emphasizes ongoing incompletion.
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Progessive Tenses › ViewChoose the past perfect to complete the following sentence:
I_____________________ there for five years.
A. was working
B. had been working
C. had worked
D. were worked
Modals and Tenses › View
Fill in the blank with the present simple: She ___ to the gym every day. (go, goes)
A. goes
B. going
C. goes to
D. gone
Modal Verbs of Certainty and Possibility › ViewShe can’t ______ at the gym because she hurt her ankle.
A. have been
B. be
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What is the correct spelling for the term meaning “not active, at rest”?
A. inaktive
B. inactive
C. inactif
D. inactiv