Q. After months of research, the CEO has ___ to come to a conclusion on the feasibility of international expansion.
1. yet
2. already
3. finally
4. even
I picked 3 but the answer is 1. I think finally is also fit for the question.
Thanks in advance.
No. If it was finally, it would say "has finally come..." not "to come."
Thank you for reply.
I understand that it would be "has finally come to" if finally was correct for the question.
What I still don't get is that "he has yet to come to ...".
"has to" expresses a strong obligation. So, the sentence is the same as "but he must come to..". It sounds wired to me.