Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the most appropriate word to fill the blank.

Let us be ______ with it.

  1. do

  2. done

  3. doing

  4. been doing
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B Correct answer
Explanation

'Be done with' is an idiom meaning 'to finish something'. 'Done' is the past participle of 'do' and fits the structure 'be + past participle'. 'Do' is base form, 'doing' is present participle, and 'been doing' is present perfect continuous - none fit the passive structure.

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