[ Grammar ]
My Dad usually _______ (drive) me there but he ______ (work) today.
A. drives / is working
B. drive / is working
C. drives / works
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A. have
B. has
C. have to
D. has to
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“I just came back from Alaska.”
“Wow! I wish I ______ there with you.”
A. might have been
B. must have been
C. could have been
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A. on
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We already have a plan, we
A. are riding our mountain bikes this weekend.
B. will ride our mountain bikes this weekend.
C. ride our mountain bikes this weekend.