Question

I don't understand why the 3:10 train from Mumbai _____ yet.

didn't arrive
isn't arriving
hasn't arrived
won't arrive

Answer 1

Answer:

didn't arrive

Explanation:

I don't understand why the 3:10 train from Mumbai ___didn't __ yet.

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Answer 2

Answer:

I don't understand why the 3:10 train from Mumbai _hasn't arrived__  yet.

Explanation:

I don't understand why the 3:10 train from Mumbai hasn't arrived yet.

• The given sentence is negative sentences with 'yet'. 'Yet' goes at the end of the sentence or a question of the following pattern:

       Subject + haven't/hasn't + past participle + yet. (sentence)

       Have/has + subject + past participle + yet? (question)

• Regular verbs like visit, arrive have past participles same as their past simple forms that is ended with -ed.

           visit → visited 

           arrive → arrived

• We use the present perfect form of verb with 'yet' in negative sentences and questions also to talk about actions that we expect will happen in future. 'Yet' always looks towards the future.

       Example: Lina hasn't arrived yet.  I don't understand why the 3:10 train from Mumbai hasn't arrived yet.

• The given sentence is negative sentences with 'yet'. 'Yet' goes at the end of the sentence or a question of the following pattern:

       Subject + haven't/hasn't + past participle + yet. (sentence)

       Has/have + subject + past participle + yet ? (question)

• Regular verbs like visit, arrive have past participles same as their past simple forms that is ended with -ed.

           visit → visited 

           arrive → arrived

• We use the present perfect form of verb with 'yet' in negative sentences and questions also to talk about actions that we expect will happen in future. 'Yet' always looks towards the future.

       Example: Lina hasn't arrived yet. I'll inform you when she arrives.

       ( here, I expect Lina to arrive in the future.)

      I don't understand why the 3:10 train from Mumbai hasn't arrived yet.

        ( here, I expect the train to arrive in the near future.)

       ( here, I expect Lina to arrive in the future.)

      I don't understand why the 3:10 train from Mumbai hasn't arrived yet.

        ( here, I expect the train to arrive in the near future.)

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