1The servant has ............... left the house.
Wrong!
Already means sooner than expected.
2A lot of lives have ............... been lost.
Wrong!
Already means sooner than expected. Already refers to past or present.
3Have you ............... visited Australia?
Wrong!
Ever means at any point of time.
4Why don’t you wear a coat ............... in winter?
Wrong!
Even is used to emphasize extremes.
5He is ............... late for work.
Wrong!
Never means at no point of time.
6We have not ............... heard from them.
Wrong!
Not yet is used to say that an expected thing is in the future.
7She is ............... asleep.
Wrong!
Still is used to talk about something that is not finished.
8I have been thinking for hours, but I ............... can’t decide.
Wrong!
Still means something is not finished.
9Have you ............... finished?
Wrong!
Already means sooner than expected.
10Have you called the supervisor, ...............?
Wrong!
In questions yet is used to ask whether something expected has happened.
11The oranges aren’t ripe ...............
Wrong!
Not yet is used to say that an expected thing is in the future.
12The guests have ............... arrived.
Wrong!
Already means sooner than expected.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- The servant has already left the house.
- A lot of lives have already been lost.
- Have you ever visited Australia?
- Why don’t you wear a coat even in winter?
- He is never late for work.
- We have not yet heard from them.
- She is still asleep.
- I have been thinking for hours, but I still can’t decide.
- Have you already finished?
- Have you called the supervisor, yet?
- The oranges aren’t ripe yet
- The guests have already arrived.
