[ Present Continuous Tense ]
The ship that transports goods … at this port of at 5:30 p.m.
- are arriving
- is arriving
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A. Have you lent / not
B. Have you been lent / been not
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Person A: Why __________ for the bus? You usually __________ to work.”
Person B: My car didn’t work this morning.
A. are you waiting/ are driving
B. do you wait/ drive
C. are you waiting/ drive
D. do you wait/ are driving