Question

- I'm tired. A) - Have you been working? B) - Were you working? C) - Are you working? D) - Will you be working?

Answer 1

B)- Were you working?

Answer 2

To respond to "I'm tired," you can use any of the given options (A, B, C, or D) depending on the context and what you want to ask or express. Here's how each option would work:

A) - Have you been working?

• This is asking if the person has been working recently, which could be a possible reason for their tiredness.

B) - Were you working?

• This is asking if the person was working at a specific point in the past, which could be related to their tiredness if they were working earlier.

C) - Are you working?

• This is asking if the person is currently working. It might be relevant if their tiredness is due to their current work situation.

D) - Will you be working?

• This is asking if the person will be working in the future. It may not be directly related to their current tiredness but could be relevant if you are planning something with them later.

Choose the option that best fits the context of the conversation and what you want to know or express.