This flashcard tests the correct tense usage. 'See' indicates a present perception. 'Have finally replied' (present perfect) indicates a recent completion. 'Have been waiting' (present perfect continuous) emphasizes the duration of waiting.
Oh, I see an e-mail from the support service! They have finally replied me. I have been waiting for it for 3 weeks.
Question | Oh, I … an e-mail from the support service! They … me. I … for it for 3 weeks. |
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Title | 716 |
QType (0=kprim,1=mc,2=sc) | 2 |
Q_1 | see/have finally replied/waited |
Q_2 | see/finally replied/was waiting |
Q_3 | see/have finally replied/have been waiting |
Q_4 | am seeing/are finally replying/had been waiting |
Answers | 0 0 0 1 |
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