It (not rain) today.
A. is raining
B. isn’t raining
C. doesn’t rain
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John to his sister: You can’t use my phone.
A. John told his sister she couldn’t use my phone.
B. John told his sister she can’t use my phone.
C. John told his sister she can’t use his phone.
D. John told his sister she couldn’t use his phone.