Topics: Present Perfect Continuous
she / work here for five years
A. she has been working for five years
B. she have been working for five years
C. she has worked for five years
D. we has worked for five years
Select your answer:
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A. don’t have to
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What does ‘judgment’ refer to in a legal context?
A. The ability to make quick decisions without consideration.
B. A formal agreement between two parties.
C. The ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions.
D. A casual opinion about a situation.