‘Oh dear. The lecture starts at nine o’clock. I’m late!’ ...

[ Modal Verbs ]

‘Oh dear. The lecture starts at nine o’clock. I’m late!’ ‘Don’t worry. This lecturer’s always late. He ………. started yet’.

A. -won’t have

B. -hasn’t

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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