[ Tenses with Time Expressions ]
She has just completed her project.
A. She has submitted her work.
B. She has finished her assignment.
C. She has started her project.
D. She has completed her project.
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A. you will get more satisfying results
B. the more satisfying your results will be
C. and you are more likely to get satisfying results
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not only you but also she …….
A. are crazy
B. is crazy
C. were crazy
D. crazy
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We ______ our dinner before the guests arrived.
A. prepared
B. were preparing
C. prepare
D. are preparing