We're leaving, are you ready? Not _Give me 10 minutes.
Correct answer: D. Yet
- A. For me
- B. Very much
- C. Very many
- D. Yet
Explanation
Option A, "for me," is not related to the context of the sentence and does not fit grammatically. Option B, "very much," is an intensifier used to emphasize something, but it is not related to the context of the sentence. Option C, "very many," refers to a large number of items or people, which is not related to the context of the sentence. Option D, "yet," is the correct answer as it fits the context of the sentence and correctly indicates that the listener is not yet ready but will be in 10 minutes.The sentence is asking if the listener is ready, and the response implies that they are not yet ready and need 10 more minutes. The word "yet" is used to indicate that something has not happened or is not completed, but may happen in the future.
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