Car request. A. Could you driving me home, please? ...

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Car request.

A. Could you driving me home, please?

B. Could you mind driving me home, please?

C. Can you drive me home, please?

D. You could drive me home, please?

Select your answer:

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Which sentence means the following?

“The weather in Phnom Penh is very hot and humid in summer”.

A. It isn’t very hot or humid in Phnom Penh in summer.

B. It will be hot and humid in Phnom Penh this summer.

C. It’s really hot and humid in Phnom Penh in summer.

D. They are very hot and humid in Phnom Penh in summer.