Chose the correct sentence.
Correct answer: D. I have not yet read it, but would like to.
- A. I have not still read it, but would like to.
- B. I have not read it still, but would like to.
- C. Still I have not read it, would like to.
- D. I have not yet read it, but would like to.
Explanation
This option is correct. "Not yet" is the appropriate phrase to indicate that the action of reading has not happened up to now. The sentence structure is clear and grammatically correct.Therefore, after analyzing each option, the correct answer is D) I have not yet read it, but would like to.
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