[ Still, Yet, Already & Just ]
A: I’ve ______ finished reading this book. Would you like to borrow it?
B: No thanks. I’ve ______ read it.
A. Already, yet
B. Just, yet
C. Just, already
D. Already, already
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A. plays
B. played
C. playing
D. will play
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A. Smart
B. Tired
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A. should have asked her for help
B. might have asked her for help
C. can’t have asked her for help
D. need have asked her for help
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That man __________ an expensive sports car.
A. have
B. has