She (suppose) to understand everything now, but she often (not/understand) ...

[ Present Tense vs Present Continuous ]

She (suppose) to understand everything now, but she often (not/understand) often everything.

A. supposes, does not understand

B. is supposing, is not understanding

C. is supposing, does not understand

D. supposes, is not understanding

Select your answer:

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