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    I think you are correct to think A sounds weird. "get" is an action to obtain something: Ex/ I go and get the soccer ball. I obtain the soccer ball. In my experience, get can be used as an informal way to say move along, but that is only used in the South here in the United States where language has more informal speaking and more made up words. I would say C or D but make them an action by making the selections these: goes, or makes. Hope this helps. -Z.
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    July 9, 2013
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    The correct form would be: I'm the only one who hasn't passed yet. However, I would like to mention that in formal writing you do not use contractions (combinations of two words, utilizing an apostrophe). Also, if this is intended as a question, I think it would be better phrased as follows: Am I the only one who has not passed (insert whatever you are asking about) yet? I hope this helps.
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