Question

F. Underline the correct option.
1. She's always/yet been a good friend.
2. I've known him since/for six years now.
3. We've not shifted into the new flat now/yet.
4. Have you ever/rarely seen a digital book before this?
5. Anand has never/ever been on a flight.​

Answer 1

1. She's always/yet been a good friend.
2. I've known him since/for six years now.
3. We've not shifted into the new flat now/yet.
4. Have you Ever/rarely seen a digital book before this?
5. Anand has never/ever been on a flight.

Answer 2

Answer:

F.

1. always

2. since

3. yet

4. ever

5. never

Explanation:

We only have to make a pair of correct present perfect tenses.