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They __ (not/arrive) yet, but they should be here soon.
A. aren’t arriving
B. don’t arrive
C. haven’t arrived
D. haven’t been arriving
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A. I cannot drive
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C. I can’t to drive
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A. when studying for a test, stayed up
B. The frazzled student
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In one month, I ________________ (do) my course for two months because I have just started it
A. Won’t be doing
B. Won’t have done
C. Won’t have been doing