If I say, “You should have done it!”, I am expressing criticism about something in the past., True, False, “I have worked here for five years” means that I started working here five years ago and still work here. TRUE / FALSE, True, False, “I have seen him yesterday” is the standard way to describe a completed action at a specific time in the past., True, False, The company is expanding ---- business., its, it's, “You mustn’t use your phone here” means that using your phone is not necessary, True, False, “You don’t have to attend the meeting” means that attending the meeting is optional., True, False, “She suggested to postpone the meeting” is grammatically correct., True, False, “The number of complaints has increased” is correct because the number takes a singular verb., True, False, If you don't like apples and you don't like plums, you say ..., I like either apples nor plums., I like neither apples nor plums., I don't like apples and plums.

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