A: ‘I didn’t know Sarah could drive." B: ‘Oh yes, ...

[ Present Tenses ]

A: ‘I didn’t know Sarah could drive.”
B: ‘Oh yes, she ______ since last April.’

A. has been driving

B. has driven

C. is driving

Select your answer:

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What type of sentence is this?

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