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Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
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Dear teachers,
Can I say like this?:

Situation:Now it is 9pm and Alice is learning her lessons, but she should have learned her lessons 02 hours earlier(at 07 pm).

Mom: Alice,what are you doing now?
Alice:I am learning my lessons.
Mom: why haven't you learned them earlier?

Mom: Alice,what are you doing now?
Alice:I am learning my lessons.
Mom: why haven't you learned them before now?

Mom: Alice,what are you doing now?
Alice:I am learning my lessons.
Mom: why haven't you learned them already?

Thank you in advance
  

Top answer

Mom: Alice,what are you doing now? Alice: I'm studying my lessons. Mom: Why didn't you study them earlier / before now?

  • Mom: Alice,what are you doing now?
  • Alice: I'm studying my lessons.
  • Mom: Why didn't you study them earlier / before now?
  • Mom: Alice,what are you doing now?
  • Alice: I'm studying my lessons.
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Mom: Alice,what are you doing now?
Alice: I'm studying my lessons.
Mom: Why didn't you study them earlier / before now?

Mom: Alice,what are you doing now?
Alice: I'm studying my lessons.
Mom: Why haven't you studied them already?
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