Multiple choice general knowledge foreign languages

Already or all ready, what should we use? I have said already/all ready that we are already/all ready for the work

  1. all ready,all ready

  2. already,already

  3. already, all ready

  4. all ready,already
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Explanation

'Already' is an adverb meaning 'by this time' or 'before now.' 'All ready' is a phrase meaning 'completely prepared.' In the sentence 'I have ___ said that we are ___ for the work,' the first blank needs an adverb (already) and the second needs the phrase indicating complete readiness (all ready).

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