Which sentence correctly uses ‘be able to’ in the present perfect tense?
A. I have been able to complete the task.
B. I am able to complete the task.
C. I was able to complete the task.
D. I will be able to complete the task.
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The correct passive sentence for the following is
The construction workers are making street repairs all month long.
A. Street repairs is being made by the construction workers all month long.
B. Street repairs are being made by the construction workers all month long.
C. Street repairs have been made by the construction workers all month long.
D. Street repairs will be made by the construction workers all month long.