Which of the following is structurally CORRECT?
A. He is still writing the final report; he hadn’t finished yet.
B. He is still writing the final report; he had finished it by 6 pm.
C. He was busy because he has been writing the final report for two hours.
D. He is still writing the final report; he hasn’t finished yet.
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A. it was expensive
B. I paid with my arm
C. I paid with my leg
D. it took my arm and leg
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My friend stood up to leave. It was midnight.
A. When my friend stood up to leave, it was midnight.
B. My friend stood up to leave when it was midnight.
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A. laugh
B. laughed
C. laughd
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A. many/more
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