[ Verb Tenses ]
I———–never ———————– a car because I’ m still too young. I will have to wait until I’m 16 for “accompanied driving”;
A. have, driven
B. has, drove
C. had, drive
D. have, drive
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A. much
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It’s not going to rain, _________?
A. going it?
B. isn’t it?
C. is it?
D. won’t it?
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A. arrive
B. arrives
C. arrived
D. arriving
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____ an umbrella/your camera
A. cook
B. eat
C. wear
D. take