Question

Choose the option that meaningfully completes the sentence.

Seema is______
late for the program. There's no point in waiting for her

1)already
2)much
3)only
4)yet to be​

Answer 1

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Seema is already late for the program. There's no point in waiting for her.

Answer 2

Seema is already late for the program. There's is no point in waiting for her.

Definition of past tense :

The past tense is the verb form used to speak about events that occurred in the past.

Explanation -

• The sentence is in the past tense.
• Therefore, the word "already" fits perfectly in the blank.
• Which says, "Seema is already late for the program".

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