[ Have as verb and auxiliary ]
The children a great time at Christmas in Hawaii.
A. have had
B. have have
C. has had
D. have been having
Select your answer:
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Rachel —- to France two years ago, but I —- to Europe yet.
A. has gone / wasn’t traveling
B. was going / didn’t travel
C. went / haven’t traveled