Multiple choice

Directions: Supply the correct form of the verb given in bracket.

I (read) that novel.

  1. has read

  2. have read

  3. has been reading

  4. reading
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Explanation

The subject 'I' requires the auxiliary verb 'have' in present perfect tense, not 'has' which is used for third-person singular subjects. 'Have read' indicates a completed action with relevance to the present. 'Has read' would be grammatically incorrect with 'I' as the subject, while 'has been reading' would be present perfect continuous and 'reading' is not a complete verb form.

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