[ Still, Yet, Already & Just ]
My kitchen smells really nice because I’ve ______ finished bakjng some cookies.
A. Already
B. Yet
C. Just
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Future Tenses › ViewWhat time expression is used with ‘will’ for decisions made at the moment?
A. Right now
B. Next year
C. By the end of the week
D. Yesterday
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Put the correct tenses in this sentence: I have _____ my work. ( finished )
A. Finishing
B. Finish
C. Finished
D. Past tense
E. None of them
What does “rigid” mean?
A. About life
B. Sensitive, easy to break
C. Having wonder, interest
D. Very stiff
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I fell asleep halfway _________ the show because it was boring.
A. in
B. on
C. to
D. through