Teo: I have been ___this year. I don't want to do it again. The answer is option C. Why is option D incorrect? Taiwan Contributing Member 1,620Thank you very much for your reply. . It is an odd sentence, but D is wrong because it is a condition, not an activity (hence 'do' does not collocate with it). 'Be home' in the correct sentence means 'go to one's family home(town)'. . Anonymous: I cannot see the problem with being (or having been) 'at home'. Unless of course Mum is a bad cook (or a psychopath). | |




