She ________ her goals after years of hard work.
accomplished
Which sentence is correct? A) I have finished it yesterday.
B) I have been working on it since Monday.
C) I am working on it since Monday.
B
Which expression does NOT normally go with the present perfect? A) since 2020 B) for three years C) yesterday D) recently
C) yesterday
What phrasal verb means “to successfully deal with or recover from a difficult situation”?
come through
Complete with a suitable present-tense time expression: “I haven't seen my cousins ________ Christmas.”
since
“We had a great idea, but unfortunately we had to ________ of the project.”
pull out
“I am usually going to the gym these days.” What is wrong with this sentence?
“usually” + present continuous is inappropriate here → “I usually go…”
Your friend has a difficult problem, but after several weeks, he manages to solve it. Which phrasal verb could you use?
Get over
A: “Why haven't you finished the project?” B: “I'm still working on it. ________, I've completed most of it.”
So far / Up to now / Until now
Replace the underlined idea with a phrasal verb: “She refused to stop trying despite the difficulties.”
She didn't give in.
Rewrite using end up: “We planned to study, but eventually we watched a movie.”
We ended up watching a movie.
“He's worked really hard, and he's finally ________ his full potential.”
Answer: fulfilled