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—Have you finished your homework ________?

--Not ________. I was playing computer games.

A. yet ,already B. already ,yet C. yet, yet D. yet, yet

【解析】

試題分析：句意：--你已經完成你的作業了嗎？--還沒有。我正在玩電腦游戲。分析現在完成的疑問句形式要將already 改為yet, 否定句中也要將already 改為yet,故選C

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