Question

which sentence is correct? hint: \all ready\ means completely ready; \already\ means previously started or done. yesterday, i all ready washed my car. the car was all ready to be washed yesterday. i all ready washed my car yesterday.

Explanation:

The hint says "All Ready" means completely ready. In the sentence "The car was all ready to be washed yesterday", "all ready" is used correctly as it implies the car was completely ready. In the other two sentences, the action of washing (which is a past - started or done action) should use "already" instead of "all ready".

Answer:

The car was all ready to be washed yesterday.